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In this episode we're going to discuss how statisticians are using artificial intelligence to read millions and millions of job advertisements in the EU, so they can build a picture of employment that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.The speakers are: Fernando Reis and Mátyás Mészáros from Eurostat’s Innovation and Digital Transformation unit; Vladimir Kvetan, skills and labour market expert at Cedefop, and Jacek Maślankowski, data scientist from Statistics Poland. They will discuss this topic with host Jonathan Elliott.
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