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Is AI a friend or foe to workers? The answer depends on what we do today

52% of workers surveyed by Randstad believe AI will help their career growth and promotion.

52% of workers surveyed by Randstad believe AI will help their career growth and promotion. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Sander van't Noordende
CEO, Randstad
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Many people are already using AI in their work — and that figure is set to grow.
Many people are already using AI in their work — and that figure is set to grow. Image: Randstad
Less than 1 in 5 people has been offered AI training in the last year, despite the technology rapidly growing in influence.
Less than 1 in 5 people has been offered AI training in the last year, despite the technology rapidly growing in influence. Image: Randstad

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