Sep 22, 2026 · 28 min · 10 segments
Can AI measure skills at work? How Will AI Change Learning and Employee Development? What if AI could tell what you’re actually capable of, not from your resume, job title or performance review, but…
Nirit CohenHost
Give me an example, because I keep thinking if AI knows to look at my task and understands them, doesn't it mean it can also relatively do them? And we shouldn't even have this conversation.
So right now, there are a lot of, you know, durable skills that companies care about.
You know, I think about critical thinking, problem solving, creativity to a certain extent, teamwork, being able to build rapport.
But it doesn't mean that humans don't need them and humans are not going to have to develop those skills.
I sort of separate those two things, one which is the skilling and the capabilities of someone versus the productivity and the task level execution of something.
It can analyze a radiology image better than most doctors can, but doctors are still there.
You know, this famous joke of radiologists driving to work even five years after we said autonomous car will be here and there will be no more radiologists.
I don't think we should antiquate AI getting better with like, there's not going to be any jobs, there's not going to be any tasks for us.
If I actually want to code a new system, I can now go to one of these LLM coding agents and I can build it.

Give me an example, because I keep thinking if AI knows to look at my task and understands them, doesn't it mean it can also relatively do them? And we shouldn't even have this conversation.
So right now, there are a lot of, you know, durable skills that companies care about.
You know, I think about critical thinking, problem solving, creativity to a certain extent, teamwork, being able to build rapport.
But it doesn't mean that humans don't need them and humans are not going to have to develop those skills.
I sort of separate those two things, one which is the skilling and the capabilities of someone versus the productivity and the task level execution of something.
It can analyze a radiology image better than most doctors can, but doctors are still there.
You know, this famous joke of radiologists driving to work even five years after we said autonomous car will be here and there will be no more radiologists.
I don't think we should antiquate AI getting better with like, there's not going to be any jobs, there's not going to be any tasks for us.
If I actually want to code a new system, I can now go to one of these LLM coding agents and I can build it.
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