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Companies should do more to encourage employees to be excited about AI
By Timo Vuori   |  May 31, 2024
As AI continues driving wholesale change, ordinary employees and others who might lose out naturally resist such upheaval. The situation is not all bad, however, and perceptions might change if workers became more aware of reasons to be excited, argues strategy Prof Timo Vuori.
Companies should do more to encourage employees to be excited about AI
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