Artificial Intelligence and the labor market
Thinking about indicators to measure the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the world of work involves learning about what workers do
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With national coverage, the 5th edition of the ICT in Culture Survey begins data collection
Managers of cultural facilities, take part in the survey and help map the presence and adoption of information and communication technologies in the sector (Only in portuguese)
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Access the ICT Education 2023 book, an analysis based on survey into the use of information and communication technologies in Brazilian schools
Launched by Cetic.br, the publication offers readers a detailed analysis of the topic, as well as articles by national and international authors
ISP, take part in one of the most important surveys of the Internet provider sector in Brazil
The new edition of ICT Providers is in the data collection phase; when you are contacted by one of the researchers, answer the questionnaire and help the market get to know itself better (Only in portuguese)
In two decades, the proportion of Brazilian urban homes with Internet has risen from 13% to 85%, according to ICT Households 2024
Despite the progress, the quality of access continues to be a challenge in the country: only 22% of the population has meaningful connectivity (Only in portuguese)
ICT Kids Online investigates, for the first time, the frequency of use of digital platforms by children and teenagers
More than half of Brazilian Internet users aged 9 to 17 access messaging, video and photo sharing platforms “several times a day” or “every day or almost every day” (Only in portuguese)
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