AI, Skills, and the Future of (No) work

How is artificial intelligence reshaping labor markets? Who stands to win—or lose—from the AI revolution, and what are the broader implications for youth, societies, and inequality? Drawing on his research analyzing 1.5 billion online job vacancies, as well as his close tracking of AI-related venture capital investments, Professor Antoniades explores these questions and offers an engaging, insightful, and thought-provoking assessment that challenges and stretches our understanding of the evolving relationship between technology, work, inequality, and societies.

About the Speaker

Dr. Alexis Antoniades is Professor, Director, and Chair of International Economics at Georgetown University in Qatar. An expert on the economies of the Gulf countries, his current research focuses on big data, AI, and labor market dynamics. Professor Antoniades previously worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and at Princeton University, where he was awarded the prestigious Niehaus Fellowship. In Qatar Dr. Antoniades regularly advises the leadership of both public and private sector organizations.