Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the global economy, and the European Union (EU) is no exception. With AI projected to significantly boost the EU’s GDP, understanding and addressing the skill gaps in AI-related fields is critical. Our “Transnational Research Report: Regional and National AI-Related Skill Gaps,” part of the AI4VET4AI project, offers comprehensive insights into these gaps, highlighting the urgent need for targeted education and training.
Key Findings and Insights
Authored by leading experts Dr. Scott Harrison, Dr. Gábor Kismihók, Dr. Alan Berg, and Dr. Stefan Mol, this report delves into the varying AI skill requirements across different regions, countries, and sectors within the EU. It provides a robust mixed-methods analysis, combining quantitative data with qualitative insights to map out the current landscape of AI competencies in the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector.
The Importance of AI in the EU
AI’s potential to drive economic growth and innovation is well-documented. The EU and the UK have seen nearly €32.5 billion invested in AI companies between 2018 and 2023. The report outlines how these investments are expected to enhance sectors like healthcare, high-tech industries, and banking through advancements in AI technologies.
Addressing Skill Gaps
The VET sector plays a pivotal role in preparing individuals for the AI-driven future. However, significant challenges remain, such as ensuring the quality and relevance of AI training, bridging the digital divide, and adapting curricula to rapidly evolving technologies. Our report identifies these challenges and proposes actionable recommendations to overcome them.
Who Should Read This Report?
Whether you are a policy maker, educator, industry stakeholder, or simply interested in the future of AI, this report is a valuable resource. It offers detailed sector analyses, regional insights, and practical recommendations for integrating AI skills into VET programs. By understanding and addressing the skill gaps identified in this report, you can help shape a more AI-literate workforce ready to meet the demands of tomorrow’s economy.
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Don’t miss out on this essential resource for understanding and addressing AI-related skill gaps in the EU. Download our “Transnational Research Report: Regional and National AI-Related Skill Gaps” today and join the conversation on how we can collectively prepare for an AI-enabled future.
