WorkWhile CEO Bets AI Creates a Worker Shortage, Not a Job Shortage
The loudest arguments about artificial intelligence and labor have focused on how many jobs machines will take. WorkWhile CEO Simon Khalaf is planning around a different constraint: too few workers for the jobs employers need filled. Khalaf’s contrarian argument sees a labor shortage ahead, a forecast based partly on w
The loudest arguments about artificial intelligence and labor have focused on how many jobs machines will take. WorkWhile CEO Simon Khalaf is planning around a different constraint: too few workers for the jobs employers need filled. Khalaf’s contrarian argument sees a labor shortage ahead, a forecast based partly on w
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