AI and the future of work

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already transforming the way we work, learn, and collaborate. But what does this mean for productivity, the labor market, and our sense of autonomy at work? And how can we ensure that technology empowers us rather than replaces us?

During this interactive evening, three leading experts will share their insights:
Anna Salomons – Professor of Economics, on the impact of AI on employment and inequality.
Bart van Ark – Director of the Productivity Institute, on AI as a driver of productivity and economic growth.
Hannah Berkers – Researcher, on resilience, autonomy, and learning capacity in an AI-driven world.

In a panel discussion moderated by Lennart Booij, we engage in conversation. Together with the speakers, we explore which sectors can expect productivity growth through AI. We also examine how to keep work human-centered in an era of artificial intelligence—and how organizations can ensure that people continue to develop rather than get stuck.

Gain insight into the economic, policy-related, and human aspects of AI. And join the discussion on how to strike the right balance between technological progress and human-centered work.