Schools are not providing the adequate skills to succeed in a world where artificial intelligence will transform the future labour force, according the new research from ESCP Europe. In order to prepare our future generation for a world that will revolve around technologies such as AI, major steps need to be taken in order to coincide this change with the educational structure and understand how the current system is not giving children the personal and professional technological development required says the accompanying report. According to Terence Tse, Professor of Digital Transformation at ESCP Europe: "Our modern-day educational system is outdated, unfitting and no longer works - it only teaches a very rigid set of theories and skills. This is grossly inadequate for the needs of children who will be working in the age of the 4th Industrial Revolution and beyond. "The majority of the jobs our current education system is preparing our children for will be irrelevant by the time they are adults and most will end up in jobs that don't even exist yet.