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Refusing to learn AI poses greater career risk than technology, executives say

by Todd Humber November 14, 2025

written by Todd Humber November 14, 2025

Nearly seven in 10 senior executives believe refusing to adopt artificial intelligence is a bigger threat to workers' careers than the technology itself, according to a new survey from Kelly Services. The Kelly Global Re:work Report found 69 per cent of executives view AI skill acquisition as essent...

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Todd Humber

Todd Humber is an award-winning workplace journalist who has been covering the HR, employment law, and workplace safety beats for 25 years. He is the publisher and editor-in-chief at HR News Canada, published by North Wall Media.

Refusing to learn AI poses greater career risk than technology, executives say

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