🎓 Limited AI Use by Teachers. >50% of Green-Skill Workers Hold Tertiary Degrees. US Metal Manufacturing.
Chart of the Day #333 Looks at Gen AI Adoption Among School Teachers, Educational Attainment of Green Workforce, and Employment in the US Metal Manufacturing Sector.
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Today's Topics
🎓 Higher Education. >40% of school teachers haven’t used AI
🍃 Green Skills. >50% of green-task workers hold tertiary qualifications
🏭 Advanced Manufacturing. > 5K growth in US metal manufacturing Workforce
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🎓 >40% of School Teachers Haven’t Used AI
In November 2023, 42% of teachers used generative AI for schoolwork, but 44% did not, showing uneven adoption. To address this, the UK’s Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education policy and Australia’s National Framework for Generative Artificial Intelligence in Schools promote safe, ethical AI use, staff training, and data protection. These policies support government goals to enhance learning, digital skills, and responsible AI integration in education.
🍃 >50% of Green-Task Workers Hold Tertiary Qualifications
In 2021, over 50% of green-task workers held a tertiary education qualification. To support this, the UK’s Net Zero Strategy (2021) promotes green skills development to create 480K skilled jobs by 2030. Additionally, the Green Jobs Delivery Group (2022) coordinates efforts to address skills gaps and ensure inclusive access to green employment, advancing the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
🏭 5K Growth in US Metal Manufacturing Workforce
US primary metal manufacturing employment rose from 372K (December 2024) to 377K (March 2025), a 1.5% increase. This aligns with federal efforts to strengthen domestic supply chains and manufacturing resilience under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act), which funds production upgrades, and the CHIPS and Science Act, advancing workforce training and tech innovation to bolster competitiveness in critical industries like metals and semiconductors.
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