WEF Agenda: Here's How Companies Should Navigate Generative AI in the World of Work
In Mercer’s 2022 Global Talent Trends Study, the percentage of employees who say automation will significantly change how their work is done has jumped from 44% to 71% in the past two years. Unlike previous iterations of automation that largely impacted repetitive, rules-based work, generative AI will also affect low-volume, highly variable work, leading to what some have termed the “democratisation of creativity.” Work in numerous professions, including that of authors, researchers, lawyers and many others, will be significantly disrupted. Yet, as Ravin Jesuthasan, Senior Partner and Global Leader for Transformation Services at Mercer, explains, the true strength of generative AI lies in augmenting — rather than replacing — the work of employees.
Relativity: AI Visionary Farrah Pepper is Redefining the ABCs of Legal Technology
Farrah Pepper, chief legal innovation counsel at Marsh McLennan, believes in a future where “AI is just ‘there,’ as inevitable as Thanos but without the unfortunate death wish for half the galaxy.” Make no mistake: the future is bright with use cases and innovations under the umbrella of artificial intelligence, and her innovative team is ready to bring it to fruition as quickly—and thoughtfully—as possible.
Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Advanced Analytics
Unlock the full potential of emerging technologies. Oliver Wyman has gathered its latest expertise and thinking on AI, data and analytics. Their experts address the impact on generative AI on the Insurance industry, managing AI bias, ways to create a data-driven culture in the workplace and much more.
While insurance solutions cannot eliminate every risk, they can serve as an important tool for at-risk or failed banks, their client companies and firms providing professional auditing, legal or other services to those banks.
While insurance solutions cannot eliminate every risk, they can serve as an important tool for at-risk or failed banks, their client companies and firms providing professional auditing, legal or other services to those banks.
The Silicon Valley Bank Collapse – Navigating the Fallout
In a special-edition podcast, Jo Holden, Mercer’s Global Head of Investment Research and Advisory, is joined by David Scopelliti, Global Head of Private Debt, and Rupert Watson, Head of Asset Allocation, to discuss the impact of SVB’s failure on private and public financial markets and whether we believe the turmoil in the banking sector can be contained. Crucially, they explore the vital role of good governance in building resilient investment strategies able to weather an unpredictable future.
The latest output in our Rethinking Flood series illustrates how the transformation of flood risk management can play out along three ways forward: living with floods, building strategic protection, preparing for relocation.
The latest output in our Rethinking Flood series illustrates how the transformation of flood risk management can play out along three ways forward: living with floods, building strategic protection, preparing for relocation.