How do you think the concept of a "workweek" will change if technology reduces the need for human labor? Would a 4-day workweek become the norm?

Which industries do you think are the safest from automation and AI? What makes them so resilient?

If you were advising a teenager right now on what to study at university to ensure a stable career, what field would you recommend and why?

If a government knows certain industries are dying, what responsibilities do they have toward the workers who lose their jobs?

Some people believe that creative jobs (like writing, design, and music) are safe, while others say AI is taking them over. What is your take on this?

Do you think people in your own country are worried about their jobs being replaced by technology, or are they optimistic about the future?

In your opinion, what are two or three jobs that might completely disappear in the next twenty years? Why do you think so?

It is often said that repetitive, manual tasks are the most at risk. Can you think of any highly skilled, white-collar professions (like lawyers or accountants) that might also face major changes?

Do you believe that AI and automation will ultimately create more jobs than they destroy, or are we heading toward a future with fewer employment opportunities for humans?

Lifelong learning means constantly updating your skills throughout your life. Do you think older generations will struggle to adapt to this new reality of work?