Benefits Think Training workers is key to fulfilling AI’s full potential

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a buzz phrase heard around the world — and corporate watercoolers. Never in our history has a technology so quickly moved from a pie-in-the-sky idea to a strategic imperative of the modern workplace and its progress is unlikely to slow down any time soon.

However, despite its seeming ubiquitousness and an ongoing pressure to keep pace with emerging technology, few employees report utilizing it regularly. In fact, recent data from the 2024 EdAssist by Bright Horizons Education Index conducted by the Harris Poll shows only 34% of employees have ever used AI in their day-to-day work. 

Diane Bartoli
SVP of EdAssist by Bright Horizons

Diane Bartoli is the SVP of EdAdvisory Services at Bright Horizons and a member of the Bright Horizons Executive Committee, overseeing branded offerings EdAssist and College Coach – which leverages a … Read full bio


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