AI’s New Human Partners | Leicester News

The future of work is here—and it’s powered by AI, not replaced by it. Dr. Evy Sakellariou from Kingston University warns that the “human-led AI” era is over; soon, younger workers may be teaching bosses how to use AI effectively. A growing skills gap—especially among older staff—is risking a 25% productivity drop by 2030, forcing companies to rethink leadership and operations. The key? “Fusion skills”: asking AI the right questions, training it to understand your business, and using human judgment to know when to trust—or override—it. While AI reshapes industries like advertising, creativity and collaboration remain uniquely human strengths. Companies like Publicis Media UK are investing in people, not just tech, recognizing that shared learning—especially from younger, digitally native workers—is critical to staying competitive. AI isn’t just a tool; it’s a partner—and the future belongs to those who learn to work with it.

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