That is what this will come down to. Technology in general and artificial intelligence specifically will drive future economies and future successes and failures. In an ideal world, everyone would ride the wave of productivity, reengineering roles jobs and careers in as evolutionary manner as possible and create a new order where most everyone is better off.
If you cannot possibly imagine how technological change in general or innovation in AI specifically can disrupt what you do or how you do it, you need to get a bigger imagination (see what I did there?).
One online definition for hybrid work states: Hybrid work is a flexible work model that supports a blend of in-office, remote, and on-the-go workers. It offers employees the autonomy to choose to work wherever and however they are most productive.
That's right. My co-worker, that happens to be AI, can work from wherever is called their home on a given day and never has to set foot in the office physically.
The 101 Hotel in Reykjavik advertises itself as a sleek boutique hotel set in a former office block on a busy corner of downtown. It was a perfect location for three days of sightseeing in and around Reykjavik and was within walking distance of several prominent must-do sights and also close to many restaurants, bars and shops.
we chose to book The Retreat Spa at the Blue Lagoon rather than a general admission ticket. The Retreat Spa reservation allowed access to all areas of the Blue Lagoon included in the general admission, plus several other amenities including the ability to have a quiet lunch at the Spa Restaurant. For us, given that this was our first full day after an overnight flight and desiring to truly make this a rejuvenating experience ahead of touring Iceland and Norway for two weeks, the more extravagant choice of the Retreat Spa was well worth it.
