International Labour Organization 27d ago

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the world of work – from jobs to skills to everyday working life. But whether this transformation strengthens decent work, dignity and shared prosperity, or deepens inequality and exclusion, remains an open question. The outcomes are not predetermined, but will depend on governance, institutions and social dialogue. Taking place at the 114th International Labour Conference, this conversation explores what AI-driven change means for workers, employers and economies – and what a human-centred future of work requires. Vodcast guests: Janine Berg, Senior economist in the Research Department, ILO Valerio De Stefano, Professor of Law and Canada Research Chair in Innovation, Law and Society at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto Hannah Liepmann, Economist in the Research Department, ILO Kostas Papadakis, Senior adviser, Labour Governance and Sectoral Policies Department, ILO Watch/listen to other episodes of the ILO's Future of Work podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8itJ-8CfpcxGLQa4HKnKKZA-_ZB3DZOb Find out more about the 114th International Labour Conference: https://www.ilo.org/international-labour-conference/114th-session-international-labour-conference