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How to Stay Competitive as AI Changes Work with Ethan Mollick

With Daniel Roth and LinkedIn News
Duration: 44m Skill level: General Released: 10/19/2026

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If nobody has the playbook for how AI changes your job, how do you stay competitive?

Wharton professor and best-selling author Ethan Mollick spends his time talking with AI labs and company CEOs, and his conclusion is that nobody knows exactly where AI is headed.

In this conversation with LinkedIn editor in chief Dan Roth, Mollick discusses his new book, Co-existence: The Next Phase of AI, and how to build your own playbook. Learn how to test advanced AI models in your area of expertise to find where AI outperforms you and where you lead, and decide which skills to keep and which to hand off. Explore why default AI output is easy to spot, why AI works best as a second opinion on work you write yourself, and how wide knowledge, deep knowledge, taste, and agency keep your contribution distinct. Hear how early-career professionals can build expertise as the apprenticeship model changes, and how to manage AI agents instead of checking every step.

This is a recording of a live event and features audience participation and an unscripted Q&A. For more conversations featuring prominent leaders visit linkedin.com/events.

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