Surveys Reveal Concerns Over AI Skill Gaps

A recent survey by The Learnovate Centre highlights growing concerns among organizations in Ireland regarding the development of workers' technical skills in response to AI advancements, with 41% of respondents prioritizing such training, up from 33% last year. Similarly, a report from ETHRWorld and edForce emphasizes that 72% of Indian IT companies are prioritizing skills in Data Science and AI to future-proof their workforce. Australian CEOs, as reported by KPMG, are increasingly worried about digital transformation and the value derived from it, with recruitment concerns dropping significantly as migration levels rise. Despite a decrease in labor-related worries, technology, including AI and cybersecurity, remains a top concern for business leaders. Furthermore, the Learnovate survey reveals that over 40% of respondents plan to enhance their technical skills in 2025, citing a need for better data analysis capabilities amidst rising scrutiny over training budgets. Overall, there is a clear trend across industries towards embracing digital learning and upskilling to remain competitive in an evolving market.