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Jamie Dimon Discusses How AI Will Shape the Workforce
The AI, Analytics, and the Future of Work Initiative at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business hosted Chairman and CEO of JPMorganChase Jamie Dimon for a moderated discussion with Alberto Rossi, the initiative’s director. The event featured Dimon’s perspective on how he envisions artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionizing the global workforce, job market, and financial services industry.
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Housed in the McDonough School of Business and serving as a resource for the Georgetown University community, policymakers, and academics, the AI, Analytics, and the Future of Work Initiative addresses how technology is transforming the economy, society, and the nature of work. We conduct and disseminate research that can form leaders who understand and actively engage with the challenges and opportunities of emerging workplace technologies.
We envision a world in which technological advances serve people. We actively study how new technologies can be deployed to help individuals improve their everyday life and make them more productive members of society.
By combining Georgetown’s rich tradition, global orientation, and access to policymakers through its Washington, D.C., location, with insights from an advisory group of visionaries who are at the forefront of technology and the future of work, our goal is to develop innovative solutions and solve problems for the common good in three focus areas.

The Promises and Pitfalls of AI
We develop and study AI algorithms that help both individuals and professionals make decisions. We assess the suitability of such machine learning tools across different domains, the most significant barriers to adoption, and the implications for individual privacy.

Technology and the Workplace
We assess the workforce disruption of new technologies, the need for new skills and workplace roles, and the consequent importance of equitable access to lifelong learning. We also research how companies can leverage technology to build high-performance organizations and solve previously intractable problems for the common good.

Digital Technology and Inclusive Growth
We explore how technology can be leveraged to promote equitable growth and reduce wealth inequality in society.
Featured Event
ChatGPT and the future of work
As artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT become more powerful and widely available, they will likely affect labor market outcomes. Depending on the roles and industries, we can expect algorithms to either complement workers’ competencies and increase their productivity or reduce the employability of humans altogether. Understanding these trends is crucial for policymakers, company executives, and individuals because they will likely affect the types of jobs that will be in high demand, the types of tasks that individuals will have to perform on the job, and the skills needed to be successful in the labor market.
Previous Speakers
Larry Lerner
Partner, QuantumBlack-McKinsey
Susan Athey
The Economics of Technology Professor, Stanford Graduate School of Business
David Autor
Professor of Economics and Margaret MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Leadership

Alberto G. Rossi
Director of the AI, Analytics, and Future of Work Initiative
Professor of Finance
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Advisory Group
The Advisory Group comprises a group of business leaders at the forefront of AI, Analytics, and the Future of Work. They are instrumental in setting the vision of the initiative through their advice and recommendations.
- Matt Breitfelder (Chair)
Global Head of Human Capital and Senior Partner
Apollo Group Management - Emily Becher
Co-founder
Stealth stage AI startup - Frank Cooper III
Senior Managing Director and Global Chief Marketing Officer
BlackRock - Ipsita Dasgupta
Senior Executive in International Markets, Digital Content and Services
- Glenn Eisen (B’87)
Co-founder, President, and COO
Unroll - Karim El Solh (MBA’91)
Co-Founder and CEO
Gulf Capital - Amy Goldfinger
Senior Vice President, Global Talent
Walmart - Doug Knopper (MBA’85)
Co-CEO
FreeWheel
- Claudy Jules
Partner
McKinsey & Company
- Larry Lerner
Partner, QuantumBlack-McKinsey - Jim Manzi
Founder, CEO, and Chairman
Applied Predictive Technologies - Jamie Merisotis
President and CEO
Lumina - Prasad Setty
Vice President, Digital Work Experience
Google - Trina Soske
Vice President, Global Learning & Development
Amazon