AI will destroy 34 million U.S. jobs by 2030. What to prepare children for?

I first heard about the Gérard Basset Foundation three years ago, but only recently was able to personally say "thank you" to its leaders, Nina and Roman Basset: without their help, my studies for the WSET Level 4 Diploma in Wine would have been much more difficult.

Education in the world of wine: where to look for grants and scholarships

For decades, a high school diploma was the main and often the only asset for a child's future. Parents invested resources in it, expecting the "crust" to be the finish line and a guarantee of stability. This model is changing. It's not about the "death of the diploma," but a radical transformation of its role. Vadim Novikov, Advisor to the President of Almaty Management University (AlmaU), discusses how parents should plan their children's education.

The education portfolio: what to teach your child after the AI revolution and the changing role of the diploma 

On the US Independence Day, July 4, President Donald Trump signed the "Big Beautiful" law. Most economists criticize the document for inflating the national debt and deficit, but there are those who hope for a positive effect from it. Another subject under discussion is AI and its impact on the labor market. Several top managers have predicted millions of job losses due to the development of artificial intelligence. Is this really the case?