Generative AI (GenAI) has moved past its experimental phase. It is now deeply embedded in core business workflows, from sophisticated financial modeling and predictive analytics to dynamic content creation and strategic decision-making. This means the very definition of a “job-ready” professional has dramatically changed. Global surveys reveal the same trend:
In a world where headlines often warn of automation replacing jobs and AI outpacing human creativity, it’s easy for young professionals to feel uncertain about their place in the future. But this summer, a group of SAS interns proved that technology can be a tool for good. Through a data
Every AI success story starts with a single decision: to move beyond experimentation and commit to real-world impact. But moving from idea to enterprise-scale deployment isn’t just about algorithms – it’s about laying the right groundwork. In the first part of this series, we explored three ways to lay the
Shrinking budgets, rising citizen expectations and increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes have stretched resources thin. Meanwhile, outdated systems and manual processes make it harder for frontline workers to keep pace. According to a global study commissioned by SAS, a striking 85% of policymakers and public sector leaders cite the fight against
AI is transforming every industry, from automating insurance claims to optimizing supply chains in manufacturing. But for many organizations, the challenge isn’t whether to adopt AI; it’s how to start. This blog, the first in a two-part series, outlines the initial steps you can take to deliver a strong foundation for
No matter what industry you’re in or where you are in your career journey, you can benefit from AI. With that in mind, what can we all do to ensure that AI is more available and accessible to everyone? “The future is AI. It’s now. And it’s revolutionizing how we
As someone deeply involved in the world of data science and artificial intelligence, I've seen firsthand how AI and machine learning have rapidly evolved from abstract concepts into indispensable tools shaping our everyday lives and industries. Across health care, finance, marketing and cybersecurity, these technologies are not merely enhancing operations
AI is pushing the boundaries of innovation. Understanding how it works isn’t just for tech experts; it’s for everyone. Whether you have a basic understanding or are looking to sharpen your expertise, SAS has developed AI and machine learning courses to help you understand why AI matters. By combining practical,
After February 2, companies are legally required to ensure AI literacy for employees under the EU AI Act. The need for AI literacy goes beyond compliance. It is critical for cultivating innovation and competitiveness, aligning with industry best practices. AI will impact every industry, and employees need to be ready
