The government hopes new guidance from the Alan Turing Institute will provide useful information to help businesses upskill employees so they can use artificial intelligence (AI) to carry out tasks in the workplace, boosting productivity.
AI skills for business competency guidelines covers areas such as the use of AI to evaluate the performance of projects, and how to build the skills and techniques needed to solve issues as people work with AI. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said employees will be helped by employers and training providers to develop a deeper understanding of how their organisation works with AI, how they can further incorporate its use, and in turn what tools they need to tackle a particular task.
