Work3 - The Future of Work
Matteo Cellini, Andy Spence, James RansomWeekly news, practical guides and features to prepare for the future of work.
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Lower-Value Human Capital
The CEO of a bank recently announced plans to eliminate 7,800 jobs by 2028.
In his comments about how AI would allow the replacement of back-office jobs, he said,
“It’s not cost cutting. It’s replacing, in some cases, lower-value human c...
What Comes After the Job?
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This edition of Work3 is sponsored by Glean's launch of Independent Agents.
If the job is being unbundled, so is the org chart. Glean's new independent agents are designed as AI coworkers, with t...
Will the Best Team Win the World Cup?
Johan Cruyff playing in 1974 World Cup. STF/Getty Images.
The 2026 World Cup will be the most watched football tournament in history.
It may also be the most analysed.
Every run, pass, press, tackle, shot and goal will be captured, coded...
Tokenmaxxing and the Industry Transition Radar
Why the adoption curve is the wrong map, and what to use instead
Every organisation right now is trying to answer the same question: where are we on the AI curve? Most are measuring the wrong thing to find out. The tools they're using seat...
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Writer, Speaker, Advisor - building a preferable future of work... Writes for Work3 Newsletter.
I’m Dr James Ransom, an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at University College London and a Specialist Advisor to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The research on this Substack is kindly supported by Coefficient Giving.
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