AI Hits the Jobsite: The Workforce Training Gap
Construction Executive
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Construction workers are willing to adopt AI on jobsites, but a lack of hands-on training is creating a significant gap that could leave the industry behind as adoption picks up. DEWALT's research highlights the urgent need for practical training programs to help the workforce effectively use AI tools.
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A new DEWALT study shows construction pros are ready to embrace AI—but without hands-on training, the workforce risks falling behind just as adoption accelerates. The post AI Hits the Jobsite: The Workforce Training Gap first appeared on Construction Executive .
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