Artificial intelligence technology is a powerful assistant for workers.
According to the latest report from the world's leading auditing firm PwC, artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful assistant for workers, helping them solve work effectively and opening new doors for career development.
Artificial intelligence (AI), especially generative AI, is leading a powerful transformation trend, reshaping the way we work, learn and develop our careers.
The increasing demands of work, the pressure on each individual's shoulders, forcing people to find effective solutions. AI is the "golden key" that opens the door to solving these challenges, while creating countless new opportunities for the career development of workers.

Report“The Hopes and Fears of the Global Workforce in 2024”A study by PwC has revealed a picture of the changing workplace environment globally. The survey of more than 56,000 employees in 50 countries and territories shows their positive reception of AI and their desire to upskill to adapt to increased workloads and a rapidly changing work pace.
While AI presents huge opportunities, it also presents challenges. Surveys show that nearly 50% of employees are struggling with increased workloads and the pressure to adapt to the rapid pace of change in the workplace.
However, despite the challenges faced by employees, there are still bright spots. The survey results show that job satisfaction is on the rise, with 60% of employees expressing at least moderate satisfaction with their current role. This shows their adaptability and ability to grow in the face of changing work environments.
It must be said that AI is revolutionizing the workplace, posing many challenges but also opening up countless opportunities. To succeed in the digital age, workers need to proactively learn, hone their skills, be ready to adapt to changes and make the most of the power of AI to develop themselves and achieve their career goals.
AI is the key to helping workers advance their careers
Faced with the challenges of the modern workplace, AI has emerged as a powerful tool to support workers in developing and advancing their careers. Confidence in the potential of AI is increasing, with 82% of AI users believing that this tool will help them improve their work efficiency in the coming year and 50% of AI users predict that AI will help them increase their salary, this figure increases to 76% for regular users.
The benefits of AI are not limited to improving work efficiency. What many users expect more is the potential to stimulate creativity and increase human capacity. AI tools are expected to support people in generating new, innovative ideas and automating tedious tasks, allowing people to focus on areas that require creative thinking and high expertise.
With the ability to automate tasks, analyze massive amounts of data, and create innovative content, AI frees up workers’ time, increases productivity, and opens up new career opportunities. Mastering AI-related skills will be key to becoming more competitive in today’s and tomorrow’s job market.
The ability to adapt to change is crucial in the AI era.
The explosion of AI is rapidly reshaping the workplace, and the need for new skills is more urgent than ever. Recognizing this trend, workers are increasingly prioritizing learning and development opportunities to enhance their capabilities and adapt to changes.
Continuous learning and skill development are key to success in the AI era. Surveys show that two-thirds of those considering a career change cite skill development as a deciding factor in their decision. Many employees, especially those open to career change, anticipate significant changes in the skills required for their future roles.
However, there remains a worrying gap between perceptions of the importance of skills and the support employers provide, with less than half of employees feeling their current workplace provides enough opportunities to learn new skills and develop their careers.
Additionally, the AI skills gap is notable. Although 76% of users expect AI to create learning opportunities, many employees still face barriers to AI adoption. Common barriers include lack of access to AI tools in the workplace and uncertainty about how to use them effectively.
Employers need to act to help workers upgrade AI skills
The world of work is changing at a rapid pace, requiring both employees and employers to adapt. Employees have shown a willingness to learn, hone their skills and apply new technologies to develop their careers.
However, to meet the needs of today’s workforce, employers also need to take measures such as investing in comprehensive upskilling programs by providing practical learning programs. In particular, it is necessary to equip employees with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively use advanced AI tools at work while encouraging lifelong learning and continuous skill development.
In addition, employers need to create a learning culture by integrating learning opportunities into daily work life; encouraging the sharing of knowledge and experience among employees and providing a working environment that supports and promotes learning.
Mr. Pete Brown - Global Human Resources Director at PwC (UK) shared: "Technology is changing the way work is done and the types of skills employers are looking for. Therefore, employees increasingly value organizations that invest in skill development so they can stay relevant and grow in the digital world. Businesses need to proactively build upskilling programs for employees, prioritize employee experience and transparency in work."
Thus, it can be seen that AI is increasingly becoming a useful tool, effectively supporting people in their work. From automating monotonous tasks, to providing information and analyzing data, AI has helped improve work efficiency, free up time for more creative tasks, and contributed to the development of industries.
AI technology promises to continue to revolutionize the labor market in the future. However, to make the most of the benefits that AI brings, people need to constantly learn, improve their skills and adapt to changes in technology.