AI at Work
Only 12% Are Ready for Skills-First Work
Skills are now "the operating system of work", research suggests. But only 12% of large firms invest accordingly. Here's what skills-centric design and human–AI twins demand of leaders.
AI at Work
Skills are now "the operating system of work", research suggests. But only 12% of large firms invest accordingly. Here's what skills-centric design and human–AI twins demand of leaders.
AI at Work
Two institutions track AI's impact on work in real time. Here's where to look when you need evidence that holds up.
AI at Work
AI users report the highest productivity gains in 2026 workplace data. Yet global engagement metrics remain stubbornly low. Two numbers pointing in opposite directions. Here's why that’s the real story.
Digital Working
A 2026 WEF report finds 68% of entry-level workers say AI boosts their productivity — but 45% are working longer hours overall. This efficiency gain goes to output, not the worker.
Future of Work
techUK's July 2026 skills webinar signals where UK tech leadership is actually placing its bets — not on office mandates, but on lifelong learning as the real digital workforce challenge.