Northern Ireland's AI economy doubles to £200m in a year

Summarised from 3 outlets · 6 reports · Updated 22 Sept, 22:15

Northern Ireland's AI economy has doubled in a year to more than £200m.

The AI sector now comprises over 400 firms and has generated an estimated £214m in gross value added. AI-related jobs have risen 79% to 2,402. Meanwhile, over 60% of Northern Ireland staff use AI in the workplace, with 21% using generative AI daily and almost a third using tools without their employer's knowledge.

How it is being reported

• Northern Ireland’s AI economy ‘doubles in a year’ to more than £200m – reportNews Letter · 22 Sept, 16:44
• Northern Ireland’s artificial intelligence economy doubles in size in 12 monthsBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 16:30
• Northern Ireland’s AI economy ‘doubles in a year’ to more than £200mBelfast Live · 22 Sept, 15:05
• Northern Ireland’s AI economy ‘doubles in a year’ to more than £200m – reportBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 14:39
• 'Accelerating at pace across every postcode': Northern Ireland’s AI economy doubles in size to 400 firms as £200m milestone reached two years earlyNews Letter · 22 Sept, 12:18
• ‘Employees are moving faster than employers’: Over 60% of Northern Ireland staff use AI in the workplaceNews Letter · 22 Sept, 11:21

In this story: Northern Ireland · Deloitte UK · Caoimhe Archibald

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