Companies' biggest barrier to AI isn't tech &mdash; it's employee pushback. Here's how to overcome it.

Companies' biggest barrier to AI isn't tech — it's employee pushback. Here's how to overcome it.

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When leaders at Colgate-Palmolive were ready to roll out an AI Hub for employees this past summer, they knew exactly what they wanted to avoid: a small group of people implementing an AI strategy assuming they knew the best use cases for each department and pushing an AI system onto the rest of the organization.

Companies' biggest barrier to AI isn't tech — it's employee pushback. Here's how to overcome it.

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