A study of 500 information technology specialists in the U.K. found one-third of professionals have not received any artificial intelligence training and nearly half have no workplace policies for the technology, Infosecurity Magazine reports. Nearly all specialists said they were worried about their organization's ambitions for AI because of inadequate preparation.
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