Posts related to the policy area : "Education"

The AI Workforce: What LinkedIn data reveals about ‘AI Talent’ trends in OECD.AI’s live data
Business

The AI Workforce: What LinkedIn data reveals about ‘AI Talent’ trends in OECD.AI’s live data

 LinkedIn’s Data for Impact programme’s collaboration with the OECD.AI Policy Observatory brings together the latest LinkedIn data on AI workforce trends to provide policymakers with information to un...

May 22, 2025 — clock3 min read

From deepfake scams to biased AI: How incident reporting can help us keep ahead of AI’s harms
Intergovernmental

From deepfake scams to biased AI: How incident reporting can help us keep ahead of AI’s harms

If we can understand the origins of AI incidents, we have a greater chance of devising effective responses.

March 4, 2025 — clock5 min read

2023 LinkedIn data on OECD.AI:  Definitions for AI occupations are more specific, women in more AI jobs as career transitions to AI grow 
Business

2023 LinkedIn data on OECD.AI:  Definitions for AI occupations are more specific, women in more AI jobs as career transitions to AI grow 

As AI evolves, so must AI occupations and associated skills.

October 24, 2024 — clock7 min read

OECD AI Review of Germany: A new phase for Germany’s AI strategy
Intergovernmental

OECD AI Review of Germany: A new phase for Germany’s AI strategy

Germany stands at a crucial juncture in its journey towards becoming a global leader in AI.

June 11, 2024 — clock4 min read

Brazil’s path to responsible AI
Government

Brazil’s path to responsible AI

When Brazil discusses AI and work, diversity has a seat at the table.

July 27, 2023 — clock7 min read

Data from tech and social platforms underline the success of India’s AI upskilling policies
Intergovernmental

Data from tech and social platforms underline the success of India’s AI upskilling policies

Data from Stack Overflow, GitHub and LinkedIn tell a story of success for India’s AI upskilling policies.

February 1, 2023 — clock5 min read

AI for All: How India is carving its own path in the global AI race
Government

AI for All: How India is carving its own path in the global AI race

From identification to language technologies, India has a lot going on.

January 30, 2023 — clock8 min read

How smart can education get? Very smart.
Intergovernmental

How smart can education get? Very smart.

AI-powered education technology (EdTech) can turn the factory-modelled classrooms into places where learning is active, flexible, collaborative and individualised.

June 10, 2021 — clock7 min read

‘If it isn’t diverse, it isn’t ethical’: the United Kingdom’s approach to AI policy
Government

‘If it isn’t diverse, it isn’t ethical’: the United Kingdom’s approach to AI policy

The UK has set up AI institutions in government and empowered regulators to consider how AI affects their own areas.

June 1, 2021 — clock4 min read

Blog series: How countries are empowering citizens for AI and the future of work
Government

Blog series: How countries are empowering citizens for AI and the future of work

A video series, where policymakers from Egypt, Singapore, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom showcase their AI strategies.

April 28, 2021 — clock4 min read

HAI Institute’s latest AI Index Report covers 3 times as many data sets
Academia

HAI Institute’s latest AI Index Report covers 3 times as many data sets

The report is an independent initiative within Stanford University’s Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Institute and in its third year.

July 8, 2020 — clock4 min read