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Skills empower workers in the AI revolution: What can we learn from Cedefop’s AI skills survey?
- Cedefop conducted a representative European AI skills survey in 2024 to assess AI proliferation in EU workplaces and worker preparedness.
- 28% of respondents use AI tools in their workplace, with potential for further growth in AI adoption.
- Usage of AI technologies varies among European countries, with disparities in industrial sectors.
- Despite concerns, studies show AI adoption may not lead to massive job losses but task reallocation.
- AI has enabled efficiency gains, but there are worries about algorithmic management impacting worker autonomy.
- European workers anticipate increased monitoring due to AI, highlighting potential impact on worker well-being.
- There is a need for upskilling to handle AI impact, with many workers acknowledging AI skill gaps.
- Inclusive policies are essential to support workers vulnerable to displacement by AI and address skill training disparities.
- AI productivity gains are still not widely seen in Europe. AI literacy is low among workers, signaling a need for a broader AI culture.
- Cedefop emphasizes the importance of promoting social dialogue and continuing training initiatives for a successful AI-driven transition.
- A new AI skills foresight study by Cedefop will explore mid-term scenarios of AI adoption and its impacts on various sectors in the EU economy.
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