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As we continue further into the 21st century, the future of work will continue to change. The new industrial revolution, shifting workforce trends and the demands of a changing workplace have all created challenges for employees and employers. From the workforce to workers, the workplace, and the work itself, One Detroit’s Future of Work series examines the ever-changing work world.

Wayne State University’s AI for Mobility Project seeks to improve Detroit’s public transit system

Wayne State University’s AI for Mobility Project seeks to improve Detroit’s public transit system

The Wayne State University School of Computer Science is working on an AI tool that may transform the way Detroiters get around the city. The goal of the tool is to increase the availability and reliability of Detroit’s public transit system. Producer Will Glover talks with Dr. Dongxiao Zhu, the founding director of the AI research initiative, and his team about their AI for Mobility Project.

Grow Detroit’s Young Talent jobs program kicks off 10th year of summer employment

Grow Detroit’s Young Talent jobs program kicks off 10th year of summer employment

The annual Grow Detroit’s Young Talent summer jobs program has returned for its 10th year. The program matches Detroit residents ages 14-24 with employers in a wide variety of industries including manufacturing, IT, construction, entrepreneurship, and corporate work. Host Stephen Henderson speaks with three guests connected to the program about the job opportunities and career training provided.

University of Detroit Mercy launches STAR Center training facility for nursing students

University of Detroit Mercy launches STAR Center training facility for nursing students

A new research and training facility at the University of Detroit Mercy, the STAR Center, has opened to elevate the training of local nursing students. The 5,000-square-foot facility also serves as a hub for research and innovations. One Detroit contributor Daijah Moss visited the STAR Center and learn about its potential to enhance students’ readiness for the medical field.

Black Box: a family-operated coffee shop and art gallery in Dearborn

Black Box: a family-operated coffee shop and art gallery in Dearborn

Nestled on the vibrant corner of Monroe and Village Drive in Dearborn, Black Box Coffee stands as a testament to Michigan’s entrepreneurial spirit. The Alcodray family, who created Black Box, talk about the origin of the coffee shop and entrepreneurship in Michigan. Plus, they share steps for entrepreneurship and what it takes to run a small business.

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