AI will expose the market value of every career, says Palantir’s CEO. For liberal arts grads, the challenge is proving their relevance and worth to hiring managers.

AI may raise the floor, but human beings raise the ceiling. Discover five ways that arts and humanities skills are becoming ever more valuable in 2026 and beyond.

As major labels settle with AI services like Suno and Udio, a marginalized group—disabled artists—is gaining legal access to tools that empower their creativity.

As AI challenges the value of a college degree, new durable skills models from Palantir and Purdue are reinventing education to ensure relevance for the future workforce.

Arts and culture is a critical sector of the urban economy. The Bloomberg Arts Internship helps young people gain real-world experience and be paid for their work.

Ernest Hemingway learned to write by studying the paintings of Paul Cézanne. It was unconventional, but effective. What might we lose as AI optimizes our creativity?

Will robots take our work? Are we competing with them? A new time and motion performance called “Breathless: Catie and the Robot” explores the dignity of human labor and the beauty of dancing with machines.

The intersecting trends of talent scarcity and the rise of AI means that traditional hiring metrics no longer work. The smartest companies are looking past the resume for employees who bring an unusual background to their job.