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Why are so many workers opting out of AI? Canada's workplace reality is more complicated

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A recent survey reveals that despite widespread availability, only 22% of Canadian workers are expected to use employer-approved AI tools regularly, with many opting out due to pride in their work and concerns about AI accuracy. This highlights a growing gap between the expectation of AI as a productivity booster and its actual adoption, challenging organizations to build trust and address practical concerns before full integration can occur.

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