AI adoption depends on people, not just technology
As businesses accelerate AI adoption, a lack of skills is increasingly becoming a bigger obstacle than the technology itself. Generative AI tools are widely available, but many companies struggle to use them to achieve reliable, high-quality results.
AI is creating new jobs in the UK
A recent global HP survey of nearly 20,000 office workers suggests that AI is having a positive impact on the UK job market. According to the report, 46% of employees said AI has had a positive effect on their lives.
AI adoption is outpacing communication
A global survey by Culture Amp of 112,000 employees across 123 companies found that 85% are encouraged to use AI at work. Yet almost half don’t understand why it is being introduced.
Obama urges Dems to develop AI strategy
Former President Barack Obama urged his party to take the rapid development of AI more seriously. He warned that the technology is at a turning point and could fundamentally transform politics, the economy, and society.
AI out of control?
The debate around artificial intelligence often swings between two extremes. AI could transform our society for the better or become an uncontrollable threat.
European robotics shows its strengths
European researchers presented 15 robots in Brussels, highlighting practical applications in households, industry, and logistics. The focus was less on spectacular demonstrations and more on safety, cognitive abilities, and meaningful interaction with humans.
Gates Calls for Protecting Human Jobs
Artificial intelligence is increasingly capable of taking over more and more tasks. In response to this development, Bill Gates is calling for certain jobs to remain permanently reserved for humans.
AI Boot Camps for young jobseekers
The British government is launching AI boot camps to prepare young people who are unemployed or at risk of unemployment for the world of work. A pilot project is offering three weeks of training to up to 70 participants aged between 16 and 21.
AI skills are expected
Basic AI knowledge is increasingly becoming a requirement for employees across many industries. A study shows that around three-quarters of UK companies expect AI skills to soon become a baseline requirement even for non-technical roles.
AI-resilient jobs ahead
AI is transforming the world of work, but many roles will continue to be valuable because they rely on human judgment, empathy, creativity, and interaction. Professions in healthcare, education, hospitality, law, and skilled trades are more difficult to replace.