Ibec group Technology Ireland calls for investment in AI skills

Its director, Una Fitzpatrick, points out the National Training Fund has accumulated a significant surplus while many sectors continue to report critical skills shortages
Ibec group Technology Ireland calls for investment in AI skills

Technology Ireland is calling for 'decisive investment' in training programmes that respond to real-time industry needs.

Ibec group Technology Ireland has called for a large-scale investment in worker skills and training in AI (artificial intelligence) capabilities, as well as an enhancement and simplification of the research and development (R&D) tax credit in the budget.

In its pre-budget submission to the Government, the organisation called for a large-scale investment, through the National Training Fund, to equip workers with advanced digital and AI capabilities, “ensuring a just and competitive transition to an AI-enabled economy”.

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