Matthew Bidwell
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453 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 7 May
Matthew Bidwell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's our goal to cut through the noise, to deliver actionable insights for business leaders, by combining cutting-edge research with real-world case studies.
Things are changing fast, so let's get started.
On this season's premiere episode, I'm excited to tackle a topic that's top of mind for a lot of business leaders right now.
How artificial intelligence is transforming skill demand, hiring practice, workforce preparation.
The labor market is changing fast.
Faster than employers, workers, and yes, even us educators can keep up.
Job titles, they don't really reflect how work's getting done, as AI is accelerating the shift towards a skills based economy.
That's exposing a growing gap between what workers claim they can do and what organisations truly value.
Wharton recently teamed up with Accenture to study this in detail.
And the result is what we call the Wharton Accenture Skills Index.
It's a recurring empirical benchmark designed to measure which skills are oversupplied or undersupplied, and how AI is reshaping the demand for skills over time.
How, indeed, these patterns also vary across industries and roles.
So to learn more about this report and discuss the findings in greater detail, it's my pleasure to introduce two of the leaders who are behind it.
James Crowley is Global Products Industry Practices Chair at Accenture, as well as a member of the company's Global Management Committee.
Eric Bradlow, my colleague, is Vice Dean of AI and Analytics and Chair of the Marketing Department here at Wharton.
James, Eric, welcome both to Where AI Works.
So before we dive into the report, I was wondering if you could just share a little bit about yourselves and how you're thinking about AI these days.
Uh James, why don't you go first?
Definitely, yeah.
I think the rollout is proving a real challenge.
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