Employees armed with AI skills get boost in confidence to hop jobs: report
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A new report from the University of Phoenix Career Institute found that workers with AI skills are more confident about switching jobs. The study revealed that 50% of workers with AI knowledge feel more confident about pivoting to a new role.
A recent report from the University of Phoenix Career Institute found that artificial intelligence is boosting workers' confidence in finding new jobs. The study, which surveyed thousands of workers and employers, revealed that 50% of workers with AI skills feel more confident about switching roles. Additionally, 75% of AI-knowledgeable workers are positive about available job opportunities. The report suggests that workers are taking the initiative to upskill on AI, shifting power in their favor. Employers, however, are struggling to keep pace, with 48% worried about retaining AI-fluent talent. Workers can benefit from basic AI skills, such as using chatbots and understanding AI workflows.
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