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Sarah O'Connor

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If you suspect your profession is dying, it’s already gone

Younger workers, in particular, are likely to anticipate technological changes to industries and steer clear of them, exacerbating the profession’s...

30.07.2026 30

Financial Review

Sarah O'Connor

Much of what AI needs to learn is in workers’ heads, not on the web

General-purpose AI models are simply not very good at many tasks that require both domain and institutional knowledge. This might give employees...

23.07.2026 20

Financial Review

Sarah O'Connor

Lessons from S Korea: How to stop AI being the enemy of young workers

Seoul has money to spare thanks to tax revenues from the semiconductor boom. How it uses this to tackle artificial intelligence-related youth...

08.07.2026 30

Financial Review

Sarah O'Connor

Why admitting you don’t know something is career crucial

Rather than acknowledge our lack of knowledge on a topic, we are increasingly turning to large language models which don’t have a concept of truth.

13.08.2025 40

Financial Review

Sarah O'Connor

Why the AI job loss tsunami is paralysing politicians

Instead of retraining those who lose work because of artificial intelligence, policymakers could help people take matters into their own hands.

16.07.2025 50

Financial Review

Sarah O'Connor