Static AI exposure scores have temporal, geographic and ontological limits that compound in policy use, creating a structural gap and a research-policy coordination gap that better measurement alone will not close.
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Job postings data shows a sharp post-2021 rise in generative AI competencies such as prompt engineering and model validation, a drop in routine skills, and forecasts of continued growth in AI and soft skills through 2025.
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Static AI exposure scores have temporal, geographic and ontological limits that compound in policy use, creating a structural gap and a research-policy coordination gap that better measurement alone will not close.
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