Work & SkillsAI literacy is becoming a life skill. Here is where to start
The ILO’s August 2026 report puts AI literacy alongside adaptability and human agency. For an individual, the useful question is which part of a real task a tool can help with—not which tool has the loudest launch.
SEPT 8, 2026 · NEWS EXPLAINER
Work & SkillsAn AI exposure score is not a prediction of your future
An April 2026 ILO brief cautions against reading AI exposure measures as forecasts of job losses. That distinction matters when a dramatic headline makes your entire career feel suddenly uncertain.
SEPT 8, 2026 · NEWS EXPLAINER
Work & SkillsBuild a portfolio that explains your decisions
A polished final image shows what you made. A useful portfolio also shows what you noticed, what constraints mattered and how you decided between alternatives.
SEPT 8, 2026 · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Work & SkillsAsk for feedback that gives you something to change
Tell me what you think is easy to ask and hard to answer. A narrow question helps another person offer useful feedback without taking over your work.
SEPT 8, 2026 · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Work & SkillsLearn a new skill through a small real project
A long course can offer structure, but it can also postpone the moment you use what you learn. A modest project reveals gaps quickly.
SEPT 8, 2026 · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Work & SkillsNetworking can start with a useful conversation
Professional relationships do not have to begin with a pitch. Curiosity and a specific question can make a first conversation more comfortable for both people.
SEPT 8, 2026 · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Work & SkillsPrepare for a career conversation with evidence
A conversation about growth becomes more useful when it connects your work to the team’s needs. Preparation helps you ask for support without relying on vague self-promotion.
SEPT 8, 2026 · PRACTICAL GUIDE