Upon due diligence, I found that this chart is not exactly an official WEF graphic. It’s perhaps an analyst’s curation of WEF data. Its themes align broadly with data from the WEF Future of Jobs report 2025.
Here are my Top 3 highlights from the chart!
1. As humans, we are no longer competing amongst ourselves, we have begun to actively compete with AI that we trained ourselves (all over the world, AI models are currently being trained to do virtually everything you can think of. I did 15 months of that myself)
2. Relax. Stats should not make you afraid, it should rather make you think creatively and strategically (as a writer, I cannot be afraid but make we no lie, AI sabi write)
3. Jobs that will require that unique emotional, human connection or hands-on, artisanal dexterity might still continue to edge it (par exemple, currently AI may have all the counseling knowledge but if knowledge alone is what it takes, I could jolly well take a counseling note and read to myself and I will be fine)
PS: AI is a real phenomenon. For us actively working, upskilling and reskilling is a thing. Share with young people around you (let it not be that what they intend to study or are studying, AI fit do am pass dem)
#YeahMomentsWithYO