Pearson research indicates AI is widening skills gap in UK skilled occupations
Pearson's new research indicates that the rapid adoption of AI is exacerbating a skills gap in the UK's skilled occupations. The study, conducted by Pearson, suggests that education and training are not keeping pace with technological advancements. This research highlights challenges in the UK labour market, particularly concerning the replacement of departing workers.
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- Pearson conducted research
- AI adoption impacts UK skilled jobs
- Skills gap is widening
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99% of skilled-job openings replace workers who leave
a 'triple capability gap' is emerging
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