Frontline Workers Lead in Bridging the AI Skills Gap

A Forbes article suggests that the perceived AI skills gap is misunderstood, as frontline workers are already demonstrating an instinct to adopt new technology, mirroring past shifts in workplace change.

30 Jul, 12:30 — 30 Jul, 12:30

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The AI Skills Gap Isn’t What You Think: Frontline Workers Are Already Ahead

The instinct to move early when technology shifts has repeated itself in every major wave of workplace change, and it’s happening again with AI.

By Silvija Martincevic, Forbes Councils Member

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Frontline Workers Lead in Bridging the AI Skills Gap

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