Differing levels of access to AI create new inequalities

A new survey of 4,000 knowledge workers across the UK, US, Germany, and Canada reveals that higher earners have disproportionate access to the latest AI tools and training, allowing them to reap AI's promised rewards. In contrast, the study from The Adaptavist Group reveals that lower earners and women are being shut out from AI opportunities, which impacts their skill development, job satisfaction, and time savings, both personally and professionally. Respondents with household incomes of over £100,000 ($134,000) were more than twice as likely (27 percent versus 11 percent) to have received over 20 hours of AI training in the… [Continue Reading]