What is the value of humans in a post-human workforce?
Humans Beyond Work
Humans Beyond Work
Humans Beyond Work is a future-focused think tank confronting one of the biggest structural shifts of our time: As machines outperform us, what will happen to…
human relevance, worth, purpose, and power.
We exist to provide institutions and communities with clarity, frameworks, and interventions for what comes next.
The 2050 Workforce Forecast
The 2050 Workforce Forecast
November 2025
Five to ten specific, data-driven probabilities about the future workforce and its social, economic, and political implications. Each is grounded in expert consultations, historical parallel analysis, and predictive modelling.
Think of this as a public invitation to imagine, discuss, and move forward.
Meet the Team
Founded by two young community builders at Western Australia’s leading Youth Innovation Centre, this project brings together our shared niche in policy and governance - and a deep curiosity about what the future holds for the next generation as they enter the workforce.
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Co-Founder, Director of Operations & DeliveryThomas is a student of Philosophy, Politics & Economics and Finance at the University of Western Australia — but more than that, he’s a builder of ideas, organisations, and communities.
As President of Bloom UWA, he helps drive youth innovation across the university, supporting student founders, launching real-world ventures, and making entrepreneurship part of the university experience. Thomas is also the WA State Rep for NAAUC, where he works on policy, programming, and partnerships to improve college life for students nationwide.
His interests sit at the intersection of policy, innovation, and community impact — with a sceptical lens on hype and a strong belief in doing the hard, sometimes unsexy work that makes change stick.
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Co-Founder, Director of Strategy & PartnershipsMinh is an award-winning strategist and ecosystem builder, with half a decade in the innovation sector. Minh is coordinating one of the first AI startup incubator in Australia as the Community Manager at Bloom.
As a member of the eSafety Commissioner's Advisory Council, Minh has addressed the Australian Parliament, Chief Justice of the Australian High Court, Minister for Communications, and the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
Through high-level advocacy to advance responsible tech, digital rights, and online safety, Minh has consulted international bodies, such as the UN and the World Bank; and Big Tech including TikTok, Snapchat, and Meta.
Coming Soon
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GenZtion: A Design Sprint for Emerging Leaders (Invite Only)
Summer 2025
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The Future of Us: A Playbook
Srping 2026
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Risk of Human Obsolescence Index
Winter 2026
Let’s Build, Together!
We can’t future-proof our institutions and communities alone. If you have the expertise* and wish to contribute or simply align with our vision or are curious to know more, then chuck us a message below!
*We’re specifically looking for experts from AI, policy, law, economics, industrial relations, other relevant social sciences and humanities studies to contribute. Please reach out!