Caribbean urged to accelerate AI training amid widening skills divide
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October 11, 2025Newsdesk
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New research has warned that Caribbean employers and workers remain sharply divided on the skills needed for an artificial intelligence-driven economy across the region .
According to the United States based DeVry University’s 2025 Bridging the Gap report, while 85 percent of workers are confident about their job prospects over the next five years, nearly seven in 10 employers believe their teams lack the skills needed to succeed.
The findings, based on a survey of more than 1,500 workers and 500 hiring managers, highlight the growing urgency for practical AI training and clear usage policies.
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