An article from
Dive Brief
Many companies aren’t providing the necessary training to help employees learn how to use artificial intelligence, per Indeed research.
Published July 28, 2026
Lara Ewen
Many companies aren’t providing the necessary training to help employees learn how to use artificial intelligence, per Indeed research.
43% of managers feel ill-equipped to lead AI-native employees, while 52% lack adequate training—a 2-3x gap between employer expectations and worker comfort. Leadership development is now the primary bottleneck to realizing AI's ROI at scale.
An article from
Dive Brief
Many companies aren’t providing the necessary training to help employees learn how to use artificial intelligence, per Indeed research.
Published July 28, 2026
Lara Ewen

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