The AI revolution is transforming the workforce, with 14% of jobs at risk by 2030 and 97 million new roles emerging by 2025. To thrive, professionals must develop skills in AI literacy, complex problem-solving, and ethical governance, ensuring effective collaboration with AI systems for future success.
The global job market is rapidly transforming due to AI, with 72% of organizations adopting it across various functions. While AI may displace 14% of the workforce by 2030, it also creates new opportunities, requiring professionals to develop AI literacy, creativity, and adaptability to thrive in this evolving landscape.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu unveiled “Makamation,” Africa’s first AI-themed feature film, set to premiere on April 18, 2025. The film highlights the transformative power of technology for youth, particularly girls, showcasing themes of empowerment, STEM education, and innovation in tackling societal challenges.
Bill Gates predicts that only three professions will survive the rise of artificial intelligence: energy systems, biology, and AI itself. He emphasizes the importance of digital skills, suggesting that those proficient in programming and technology will have better job prospects in the future as AI transforms the workplace.
Abideen Olasupo, CEO of MyAIFactChecker, emphasizes the need for Nigeria’s leaders to prioritize youth engagement and embrace technology for progress. He advocates for digital transformation, media literacy, and ethical AI use to empower communities, combat misinformation, and drive sustainable development, urging a collaborative approach for a brighter future.
Mansa AI is revolutionizing the Web3 ecosystem with AgentCraft, a low-code framework that democratizes AI development. By enabling businesses to automate tasks and optimize workflows without extensive technical knowledge, Mansa AI addresses the critical skills gap in AI, empowering small businesses and professionals alike to thrive in a competitive landscape.
Mansa AI is revolutionizing workflow automation and intelligent business processes in the Web3 space with its low-code framework, AgentCraft. By enabling users to create customized AI agents without extensive technical knowledge, Mansa AI addresses the growing AI skills gap, empowering businesses to optimize operations and enhance decision-making capabilities.
In the 21st century, AI education is crucial as demand for AI skills surges. Despite many professionals believing they are proficient, only 12% possess the necessary skills for effective AI prompting. Bridging this gap through education is essential for career advancement and maximizing AI’s potential in various fields.
C. Edward Watson, vice president for digital innovation at AAC&U, will lead sessions on teaching with AI on April 15 at Penn State. His keynote, “Embracing AI as Essential Learning,” will explore AI’s impact on education, while a hands-on workshop will focus on integrating AI into curricula.
AI adoption has surged to 72% among organizations, marking a shift from experimentation to essential implementation. Surprisingly, less-educated regions are embracing AI tools faster, suggesting a potential equalizing effect. However, a significant skills gap persists, with only 12% of IT professionals able to create effective AI prompts.
