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Fortune
Fortune
John Kell

Workforce AI skills are advancing too slowly as the technology zooms ahead. Something has to give

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Businesses are spending billions of dollars annually on generative AI tools to help make their workforce more productive. And yet, a skills gap persists from the C-suite to frontline employees.

“If you're not investing in skills development and you’re not invested in learning, I think you are going to leave your workforce behind,” said Karalee Close, global talent and organization lead at IT services and management consulting firm Accenture, at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in London on Tuesday.

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