AI is changing more than the technology we use- it’s changing the skills we need to succeed.
As AI tools become embedded in everyday work, the roles of data scientists, analysts, engineers and other technology professionals are evolving with them. Technical skills still matter, but as AI takes on more routine tasks, capabilities such as critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, creativity and domain expertise could become even more valuable.
So, what will set the next generation of data and AI professionals apart?
In this panel, industry experts will explore how the skills landscape is shifting, which capabilities employers will be looking for over the next five years, and how AI could reshape existing data and technology roles. We’ll discuss the balance between technical and human skills, the growing importance of AI literacy, and what professionals can do to remain adaptable as tools and expectations continue to change.
Whether you’re at the beginning of your career or thinking about the skills you’ll need for your next move, this session will offer a forward-looking perspective on what it could take to thrive in an AI-powered workplace.
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