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ZDNET’s key takeaways
High-quality AI training is often lacking.
Employers should help workers develop broad capabilities.
Job-specific training and constant updates are key.
Ongoing skills development will mark out the winners from the losers in the AI age. Your employer should help you develop skills in three key areas.
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ZDNET’s key takeaways
High-quality AI training is often lacking.
Employers should help workers develop broad capabilities.
Job-specific training and constant updates are key.

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