Students predict world of work in 2040

Focus 2040 looks at expectations of future generations

Walker Pearson, 40, is an executive in strategy and operation at a global automotive firm. He drives a programmable, hydrogen-fuelled car, uses artificial intelligence in his day-to-day life and places his overall happiness above everything else. He works whenever, and wherever, he wants and rarely goes to the office — those manual and laborious jobs are done by robo-employees anyways.

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