ManpowerGroup Launches AI-Powered Work Intelligence Lab

ManpowerGroup has announced the launch of its Work Intelligence Lab, a new research hub designed to help organizations navigate the impact of AI and automation on the workforce.

ManpowerGroup has announced the launch of its Work Intelligence Lab, a new initiative aimed at guiding organizations through the transformative effects of AI and automation on jobs and skills. Announced in a press release, the lab will leverage real-time workforce data from over 70 countries to provide insights into employer demand and worker sentiment.

The Work Intelligence Lab will serve as a comprehensive data ecosystem, offering a holistic view of how AI and automation are reshaping roles and skill requirements. By integrating real-time hiring data and consumer perspectives, the lab aims to deliver enhanced visibility into the evolving labor market.

According to ManpowerGroup, the lab's unique approach involves a co-creation model that embeds clients directly into the innovation process. This allows for the development of practical, forward-looking workforce solutions that address current labor market challenges.

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