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Coursera's Greg Hart: From MOOCs to skills for the AI economy

The online learning giant aims to be a general-purpose skills engine on a global scale. President & CEO Greg Hart explains the delivery model, from ramping up its enterprise business and expanding its credentials portfolio to employing generative AI without sacrificing the human ...  Show more

Penny Pritzker on workforce: Coalition building, innovation, and scaling what works

Are existing institutions up to the task of preparing the labor force for emerging jobs while also addressing longstanding issues of participation and productivity? AI only raises the value of human skills in meeting the challenge. Drawing on her leadership experience across busi ...  Show more

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