AI and the labor market: transformations, skills, and organization

Women&Tech® ETS promotes a discussion event dedicated to the theme “AI and the labor market: transformations, skills, and organization”, with the aim of exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on skills, roles, and organizational models.

Artificial intelligence is already transforming the world of work, affecting the way activities are carried out, decisions are made, and organizations are designed. It is not just a technological evolution, but a change that involves processes, skills, and work culture.

AI does not eliminate work but changes its content and responsibilities: repetitive tasks decrease, while skills such as critical thinking, data interpretation, continuous learning, and quality of relationships become increasingly central.

In this scenario, work will increasingly be hybrid and based on collaboration between people and intelligent systems, while organizations evolve towards models founded on trust, empowerment, and uncertainty management. The true distinguishing factor becomes the ability to adapt.

The meeting offers a space for reflection on how to manage this transition and on the role that companies, management, and the HR function can play in rethinking skills, roles, and work environments with a sustainable and inclusive approach.

Program

Institutional greetings

• Diana De Marchi
  Councillor delegated to Labor Policies, Social Policies, Equal Opportunities - Metropolitan City of Milan

Introduction

• Gianna Martinengo
  President Women&Tech® ETS and CEO DKTS

Moderation

• Luciana Maci
  Journalist and Editorial Coordinator EconomyUp

They participate

• Alessandra Baricada
  Country Head People & Organization, Siemens
• Erika Fattori
  Group Brand Strategy Director and Brand & Communication Director Italy, NEXI
• Evelina Galione
  Head of Development Systems and Talent Management, Unipol Assicurazioni S.p.A.
• Marta Pinna
  Digital Sales Manager Italy, ABB AUEN
• Cecilia Ranieri
  Head of Skill & Workforce Planning, Fastweb+Vodafone
• Roberta Segalini
  Chief HR Officer ATM