The GenAI transformation: Perspectives on leadership
Guide employees through a generative AI transformation
Udemy surveyed more than 2,500 professionals globally to measure how leaders are meeting the challenge of generative AI initiatives in their companies.
The results are in.
According to respondents, leaders are falling short and there’s work to be done. Dive into the survey findings to see how employees are thinking about what they need from their leaders when it comes to GenAI, and then apply it.
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Gender diversity improvements could be the key to tackling the UK's AI skills shortageNews Encouraging more women to pursue tech careers could plug huge gaps in the AI workforce
