AI is changing work task by task, not just job by job. Some roles are being reshaped, new ones are emerging, and almost everyone is wondering, “What does this mean for me.” Without a clear, human‑centred message, anxiety can easily replace curiosity.
In this optimistic, fast‑paced keynote, Andrew Grill explores how AI is reshaping work and what individuals can do to future‑proof their careers. Drawing on his experience working with global organisations and his book Digitally Curious, he shows that the most successful people will be those who learn how to work with AI, not against it.
Audiences will discover how to:
Understand which parts of their job AI is most likely to change first.
Use AI tools to extend their capability, creativity, and impact.
Build human skills, such as critical thinking, communication, and relationship‑building, that become more valuable as AI spreads.
Develop simple weekly habits that keep them digitally curious and up‑to‑date.
Take one concrete action in the next 30 days to future‑proof their own career.
Best for
Company‑wide events, town halls, all‑hands meetings, learning and development programmes, and conferences focused on people, talent, or the future of work.
Audience takeaway
A realistic but positive view of how their work may change, and a short list of specific actions they can take right now to stay ahead of the curve.