Chris Williams

AI tools are now handling tasks like writing, coding, and customer service, often faster and cheaper than a person can.

Chris Williams, a workforce strategist, says the real disruption isn't job loss.

It's the erosion of skills once seen as indispensable.

Williams says jobs that require complex thinking, creativity, or ethical judgment are gaining importance.

And the future of work may not depend on degrees or speed, but on skills unique to humans that machines still can't replicate.

Windsor Johnston, NPR News.