By akademiotoelektronik, 16/01/2023

Hauts-de-France: Artificial intelligence training may be quickly insufficient

What could be the common point between the Samu and Auchan?The Hospital Rescue Service and the Wide Distribution Brand Book, both use artificial intelligence (AI).In the SAMU, it makes it possible to classify the reports of calls, in particular to monitor epidemics, for example.In Auchan, its role will be to scan consumption habits, depending on the state of the shelving, or to analyze the incidence of the placement on the department.And we could multiply the examples, as this kind of profession may quickly prosper.

Suddenly, holders of Deep Learning know-how, algorithms and other big data are already very sought after."The demand will be greater than the current regional training supply," concludes a study by Medef Lille Métropole, which has just appeared.The study estimates that a quarter of the jobs will be affected directly or indirectly by this new technology.We can cite in particular the sectors of transport, logistics and commerce, of the higher and digital tertiary as well as that of health.In the short term, 4.200 IA expert positions will be filled.

At the University of Lille, from IA training to Bac +11

This is why many schools have already taken the train on.Thus, the SKEMA Business School has created a research center and deployed several training courses, in connection with marketing, finance or the supply chain (logistics chain).Holberton School, created in San Francisco in the United States, launched a first Hauts-de-France promotion early last year, more focused on "machine learning" (machine learning).The Lille Central School also provides training, more applied this time to engineering professions.

At the University of Lille, the Institute of Human Artificial Intelligence offers training throughout life, with different levels (from bac to bac +11).Just like a Master Information Systems and Decision Help which incorporates a Data Sciences course (or the art of analyzing the data).

More than 110.000 positions will be affected

In addition, the MEDEF, supported by the State, the Hauts-de-France Regional Council and the Akto training operator (ex-Oscalia), also gave birth to a first certifying training as a “Artificial Intelligence Project Manager»With the National School Mines-Télécom Lille Douai Nord Europe, based in Lille and Douai.

The Think Tank Institut Montaigne wishes, for its part, "train 1 % of the population in AI challenges", with the OpenClassrooms online training platform and the Abeona Foundation is interested in the ethical challenges of AA.

However, all these training courses may still be insufficient in the face of market development.Because one thing is certain: more than 110.000 positions will be affected by artificial intelligence, by 2023 in Hauts-de-France.And this figure may be undervalued.

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