Generative AI and Its Impact on Future Careers — Insights & Career Strategy Session
Discover how Generative AI is reshaping industries, transforming job roles, and equipping future professionals with the essential AI skills required to thrive in the modern workforce.
- Date
- Friday, 2 October 2026
- Venue
- Hoshiarpur

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how we work, create, and solve complex problems across every industry. Join us for Generative AI and Its Impact on Future Careers, an interactive and eye-opening session designed to help students, job seekers, and working professionals understand the AI-driven landscape and leverage it to their advantage.
This session goes beyond the hype to explore practical applications of GenAI tools like Large Language Models (LLMs), AI image generators, and automation workflows, while breaking down the exact skill sets employers will demand in the coming years.
What You Will Learn
The Rise of Generative AI: Understand the core concepts behind LLMs, image synthesis, and autonomous AI agents.
Industry Transformation: Explore how AI is currently impacting software development, marketing, business analytics, design, and content creation.
In-Demand AI Skills: Learn how prompt engineering, workflow automation, and AI-assisted problem-solving can give you a competitive edge.
Navigating Career Shifts: Identify which skills are becoming automated and which uniquely human capabilities (critical thinking, strategy, creativity) are becoming more valuable.
Ethical & Practical Usage: Understand responsible AI practices, data privacy, and how to use AI tools effectively without compromising quality.
Who Should Attend
Students and fresh graduates aiming to future-proof their career paths.
Working professionals seeking to integrate GenAI tools into their daily workflows.
Tech enthusiasts, creators, and entrepreneurs eager to understand AI-driven market trends.
Prerequisites
No prior technical background or programming knowledge is required.
Open to anyone curious about AI and the future of work.
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