OpenAI released its first ChatGPT model in November of 2022. Since then, companies across the U.S. have worked to integrate AI models into their workflows as quickly as possible.However, according to a recent survey from Indeed, while employers have been keen on adopting the help of artificial intelligence, employees are hesitant to move past experimentation and into implementation.Priya Rathod is a workplace trends editor at Indeed, and she said that in order to get across this great divide, employers need to focus on adequate training for employees and their managers.“Marketplace Tech” host Meghan McCarty Carino spoke with Rathod about the survey and how businesses can improve on AI adoption.More on this“AI-Native Talent: Supply vs. Demand and the Problem with Management” from Indeed
Opening the curtain of AI business integration
Indeed, with the help of YouGov, recently released a report on the state of AI adoption and integration among U.S. businesses.
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Indeed survey reveals adoption gap: companies rushing AI integration, but employees hesitant on implementation vs. experimentation. Deployment success hinges on training and manager readiness—neglected costs in most organizations' AI plans.
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