Ex-Google executive Mo Gawdat offers advice for job seekers in the age of AI

Source: Business Insider

Mo Gawdat advises job seekers to focus on human skills to thrive in the AI-era job market. Kate Green/Getty Images for BoFMo Gawdat advises job seekers to focus on human skills to thrive in the AI-era job market. Gawdat suggests "human-centric jobs" like nursing or counseling.

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