What Should My Children Do?
A Human's Guide to the Age of AI
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What Should My Children Do?
Narrated by:
Daniel Susskind
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Daniel Susskind
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Daniel Susskind
We live at an extraordinary technological moment. Every day, it seems, we hear about machines taking on tasks that we thought only human beings would ever do: making medical diagnoses and composing jokes, drafting legal arguments and designing beautiful buildings, writing lines of code and even forming relationships. The leaders of the largest AI companies now claim that within a few years we will build an AI that can outperform us at every task that we do.
For the last fifteen years, professor Daniel Susskind has been exploring the impact of technology on work. Recent developments in AI—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok—are an astonishing new chapter in this story. And today, the most common question people have is clear: What should my children do?
What Should My Children Do? is an optimistic and hopeful guide for parents thinking about how to help their families flourish in this age of astonishing labor market shifts. It is also for anyone thinking about their career, asking how to respond to the turmoil that is underway in the working world, as well as for business and political leaders experiencing the same upheaval.
With his deep knowledge of AI and how the world of work is changing, professor Susskind offers an evidence-based look at the problem and a practical path forward.
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