Lack of Skills Slows Down Artificial Intelligence More than Technology: 40 Percent of Employers Call It the Most Important Hurdle

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Artificial intelligence already writes reports, analyzes images, detects risks, and automates decisions with unprecedented speed. However, this advance poses a decisive question: are we developing the wisdom needed to guide that intelligence as quickly as possible? Technology can expand our capabilities, but it can not replace ethical judgment or deep understanding of reality.

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A policy letter from the OECD of 5 June 2026 comes to a surprising conclusion: Less than one percent of employees need advanced AI skills. Data understanding and leadership The contribution Lack of skills slow down artificial intelligence more than technology: 40 percent of employers call it the most important hurdle first published on IT-I-Ko.