AI Talent Report | CEA | The White House
Executive summary The number of graduates in the United States with AI-relevant technical training has risen in recent years along with major breakthroughs in AI. CEA investigates the capacity of the United States to meet the growing demand for AI talent. We begin by documenting the growing demand for AI talent and develop a classification?
Executive summary The number of graduates in the United States with AI-relevant technical training has risen in recent years along with major breakthroughs in AI. CEA investigates the capacity of the United States to meet the growing demand for AI talent. We begin by documenting the growing demand for AI talent and develop a classification system for categorizing AI-related postsecondary degrees into two relevant categories: AI software and AI hardware. Using this degree classification system, we explore the level and growth of the supply of graduates in AI-relevant degrees from U.S. instituti
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