Overview

• OpenAI’s latest study reports models such as GPT‑5 equal or surpass humans across 44 professions and complete many tasks far faster and cheaper than people.
• Enterprises are deploying practical copilots, with ReadAI reporting 25–50% per‑employee productivity gains and an 18–20% drop in meetings in 30 days, echoing Microsoft data showing time saved on meeting work.
• Pressure is intensifying on junior roles as routine tasks automate, with experts urging AI literacy and continuous learning to stay competitive, and even OpenAI’s CEO acknowledging sizable potential job impacts.
• Policy and governance are hardening, with Peru’s rules requiring transparency, non‑discrimination, data privacy and human oversight as PwC Perú says 88% of executives plan to boost AI investment.
• The next wave features agentic systems and tools like Google’s Gemini 2.5 Computer Use that can operate web and app interfaces, while cybersecurity is shifting to AI‑versus‑AI operations that leave humans supervising rather than reacting.