A recent AARP survey finds Americans over 50 are leveraging more technology, both in their home and while on the go. Nearly two-thirds say technology enriches their lives by making daily life and aging easier, and they’re increasingly using digital services to manage their finances, social lives and health and wellness.  To talk about this and maybe put some minds at ease, we’re joined on this episode of The Life Changing Weekend by Tom Kamber, Executive Director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) from AARP.

Plus, the latest jobs report shows a weakening labor market.  And as Artificial Intelligence reshapes the workplace, millions of U.S. jobs could be at risk. A new report by Society of Human Resources Management - SHRM, pronounced ‘sherm’ - reveals today’s U.S. labor market lacks the skills to work with AI.  To talk with us about this, we’re joined by Alex Alonso, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at SHRM.

 

A recent AARP survey finds Americans over 50 are leveraging more technology, both in their home and while on the go. Nearly two-thirds say technology enriches their lives by making daily life and aging easier, and they&rsquo;re increasingly using digital services to manage their finances, social lives and health and wellness.&nbsp; To talk about this and maybe put some minds at ease, we&rsquo;re joined on this episode of The Life Changing Weekend by Tom Kamber, Executive Director of Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) from AARP.
Plus, the latest jobs report shows&nbsp;a weakening labor market.&nbsp; And as&nbsp;Artificial Intelligence&nbsp;reshapes the workplace, millions of U.S. jobs could be at risk. A new report by Society of Human Resources Management -&nbsp;SHRM,&nbsp;pronounced &lsquo;sherm&rsquo; - reveals today&rsquo;s U.S. labor market lacks the skills to work with AI.&nbsp; To talk with us about this, we&rsquo;re joined by Alex Alonso, Chief Data &amp; Analytics Officer at SHRM.
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