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The AI Competence Framework Landscape: A Comparative Analysis of Frameworks for Education and Workforce Development
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The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) competence frameworks has made it increasingly difficult for educators and workforce-development professionals to identify those suited to their purposes. This study maps and compares institutionally endorsed frameworks for education, professional dev
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