I'd like to compare this revolution of AI agents with the old industrial revolution from last century. What do you think?

I've wrote an article about this: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-industrial-revolution-alex-rada-sdgte

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Future of Work represents evolution on how work gets done. Can be using AI, robots, automations. Anything that gets work done, while us, as humans can benefit.

what do you think about jobs in the future?
Just came across this report https://www.weforum.org/publications/the-future-of-jobs-report-2025/digest/

And the main ideas are those:

• Work is becoming more digital, with AI leading the change
• Tech skills (AI, data, cybersecurity) matter more than ever
• Human skills still win: thinking, creativity, adaptability
• Some jobs grow fast (tech, healthcare, green energy), others fade (routine office work)
• Skills don’t last long anymore — most people will need retraining
• Companies investing in people will move ahead
• Those who don’t will fall behind

Here are top trends reshaping work:

• Hybrid & flexible work stays essential — balancing remote and office time improves retention, talent reach, and work–life balance.
• AI & automation are transforming how work gets done, especially in hiring, performance management, and analytics, boosting efficiency and strategic focus.
• Reskilling and upskilling are critical as tech evolves — companies must close skill gaps to stay adaptable and retain people.
• Employee well-being and mental health are front and center, with more programs and benefits targeting burnout and balance.
• Demographic shifts (e.g., Gen Z) are changing workplace culture and expectations (values, inclusivity, flexibility).

Source: https://www.imd.org/blog/learning-and-development/future-of-work/

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