A Debate about the Transatlantic AI Divide: Adoption, Management, and Economic Impact

This research explores the expanding technological divide between the United States and Europe, specifically regarding the integration of artificial intelligence into the workforce. Recent data indicates that American workers and firms are adopting AI at significantly higher rates and with greater intensity than their European counterparts, potentially widening existing productivity gaps. While demographics and industry types explain some of this variance, the research highlights that structured management practices and direct employer encouragement are the most critical drivers of successful adoption. Although AI has already begun to generate measurable economic gains in high-use sectors, the evidence suggests that employment levels remain largely stable across both regions. Ultimately, the research emphasizes that closing this transatlantic gap depends less on technical access and more on fostering organizational environments that support experimentation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.