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Fortune
Jane Thier

The tidal wave of AI-augmented work is coming sooner than you think, consultancy CEO says: 'Not even in the next five years, in the next year or two'

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This year’s crop of new college graduates may be nervous about finding a job that will sustain them financially, or one that will have a positive impact on the environment or a bent toward social justice. But the real concern might well be that they’ll land in a job that asks more of them in the way of AI skills than they’re able to deliver. 

So says Nigel Vaz, the CEO of Publicis Sapient, a consultancy focused on helping major corporations like Walmart and McDonald’s digitally transform.

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