Agents, Robots, and Us: How AI Reshapes Work and Skills in Europe @McKinsey
Agents, Robots, and Us: How AI Reshapes Work and Skills in Europe  @McKinsey
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How much of today's work could technically be done by machines? McKinsey Global Institute research finds that 58% of Europe’s current work hours could be automated with AI and robotics. But most jobs combine tasks machines can do with tasks they cannot – from exercising judgment in complex situations to working with people and adapting to the unexpected.

MGI Senior Fellow Maria Jesus Ramirez break down key takeaways from "Agents, robots, and us: How AI reshapes work and skills in Europe."

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