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Which workers are using AI surprisingly often? Dry cleaners and construction workers.

Which workers are using AI surprisingly often? Dry cleaners and construction workers.
MarketWatch Tuesday 01 September 2026, 21:02 UTC By Andrew Keshner 1 min read
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The adoption of artificial intelligence at work has been widespread, but more “shallow” than expected — for now.

The adoption of artificial intelligence at work has been widespread, but more “shallow” than expected — for now.
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