New AI-enabled platform to help learners navigate career transitions in a rapidly changing world

University news New AI-enabled platform to help learners navigate career transitions in a rapidly changing world ASU for Life to support continuous career readiness as industries, work and skills evolve ASU's new AI-enabled ASU for Life platform will help users navigate long-term career mobility. ASU photo By Carrie Peterson | April 13, 2026 As careers shift and industries evolve, most professionals will navigate multiple career transitions over their lifetime, often without clear pathways to move forward.
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