Emile Cammeraat

Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Economiques

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Emile Cammeraat is a leading researcher at the intersection of labor economics, innovation, and technology policy, with a particular focus on the skills and human capital driving artificial intelligence. His most-cited work, "The human capital behind AI" (2021, 24 citations), provides a groundbreaking analysis of the specific skill bundles demanded in AI-related jobs. Using detailed data from Burning Glass Technologies, Cammeraat reveals that open-source software skills are central to AI job postings in the United States and the United Kingdom, offering critical insights for policymakers and educators. This research, building on OECD frameworks, demonstrates how the demand for AI talent is reshaping labor markets and highlights the importance of targeted training programs. Cammeraat’s work has become a key reference for understanding the real-world skill requirements of the AI economy, influencing both academic discourse and policy debates on workforce development. His contributions underscore the vital link between technological innovation and human capital, making him a pivotal voice in the future of work research.