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Lack of Talent Is Barrier to Climbing IA, Executive Evaluation of AWS

Summary by Canaltech
The shortage of professionals prepared to work with AI can make it difficult to adopt the technology on a scale. The evaluation was made by the vice president of AWS in Latin America, Paula Bellizia, during the AWS Summit São Paulo 2026, on Thursday (3). In a conversation with journalists, the executive observed that the demand for positions directly linked to AI should be almost three times higher than the average of vacancies in general. Moreo…
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The shortage of professionals prepared to work with AI can make it difficult to adopt the technology on a scale. The evaluation was made by the vice president of AWS in Latin America, Paula Bellizia, during the AWS Summit São Paulo 2026, on Thursday (3). In a conversation with journalists, the executive observed that the demand for positions directly linked to AI should be almost three times higher than the average of vacancies in general. Moreo…

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Canaltech broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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