The Responsibility Void: Who's Actually Accountable for AI Readiness in Graduates?

Students expect their universities to prepare them for AI-driven work. Whereas employers expect early-career professionals to arrive ready.

• 50% of students believe universities should prepare them for AI in the workplace
• Only 3% of employers think higher education is adequately preparing graduates

So who is responsible, and how do we close this void?

This isn't all about blame; it's about the structural mismatch between the pace of technological change and the reality of academic timelines. 

In a world where AI updates weekly, universities face a speed-versus-rigor dilemma. Curricula cannot update fast enough to keep pace with AI. 

The answer to this training standoff between universities, employers, and learners? This report tells all.

This is Part Three of This Discussion - Missed the Previous Parts?

• Download AI in Internships to understand the gaps that surface in readiness when students go from AI-banned universities to AI-free-for-all workplaces.
  
• Download Beyond the AI-Perfect Resume to dive into how AI has destabilized the typical hiring signals and what this means for students entering the workforce and universities preparing them.