As AI becomes embedded in routine work, traditional hiring processes and HR departments will struggle to evaluate which candidates can effectively work with, manage, or augment AI systems. That mismatch will slow hires, increase turnover, and reduce the short‑run productivity of jobs that nominally survive automation.
— If true, this implies policy and corporate attention should shift from 'will jobs exist?' to 'how do we certify, test, and signal AI‑working ability in the labor market?'
Tyler Cowen
2026.05.13
100% relevant
Tyler Cowen's point #2: "How well can actual HR departments judge who is good at [working with AI]? Are the HR departments themselves even decent at that? So expect slower matches..."
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