April 4, 2025

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Age-proofing AI is not just a moral imperative but a strategic business necessity.

As AI continues to transform industries and sectors, its integration into workplaces raises important questions about fairness and inclusivity. Photo by Mosoianu Bogdan on Unsplash

AI is reshaping the way we work. But as the pace of change quickens, concerns about fairness grow—especially for older workers. With more than 2 billion people expected to be over 60 by 2050, AI needs to work for everyone.

The challenge starts with the fact that AI often mirrors human bias, and ageism is real in our culture. While many assume older workers can’t keep up with new technology, research tells a different story.

This article highlights how companies can make AI more inclusive:

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"We exist to save our home planet."

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Kalundborg, Denmark, has set the standard for how industries can collaborate to reduce waste, save resources, and cut costs.

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