The platform’s chief economic opportunity officer says AI is transforming entry-level roles and elevating human creativity, curiosity, and communication. As AI evolves, the world of work is getting ...

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Aneesh Raman is CNN’s Middle East correspondent, based in the network's Cairo Bureau, a position he has held since November 2006. Prior to moving to Cairo, Raman was based in Baghdad as a ...

As more workers use AI, a new study adds to growing evidence the tech doesn’t always deliver on promises of boosted ...

The "knowledge economy is on the way out" as artificial intelligence disrupts global workforces, says Aneesh Raman, chief economic opportunity officer at LinkedIn. Instead, we are entering the ...

Aneesh Raman, vice president at LinkedIn, has highlighted the critical need for soft skills in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). What Happened: During a recent interview in Tokyo, Raman ...

Few people are paying attention, and some CEOs are afraid to disclose the dire impact. Thus, most of us are blissfully ...

The "knowledge economy is on the way out" as artificial intelligence disrupts global workforces, says Aneesh Raman, chief economic opportunity officer at LinkedIn. Instead, we are entering the ...

But it's not a question people should really be worried about, Aneesh Raman, vice president and workforce expert at LinkedIn, told CNBC Make It in a conversation on the sidelines of LinkedIn's U.K ...

Aneesh Raman has built what he calls a "squiggly line" career path, where he's worked as a CNN war correspondent, head of economic impact at Facebook and former Obama speechwriter.

Aneesh Raman previously worked as a speechwriter for President Barack Obama. When your boss is the president of the United States and gives you career advice, you take it.

Aneesh Raman was working as a speechwriter for President Barack Obama from 2011 to 2013 and remembers one key piece of career advice the president would often share: "Worry about what you want to ...