77% of enterprise leaders say AI skills are urgent—so why is training still an afterthought? (opens in new tab)

At some point in the last two years, every company on earth held a meeting about AI. There were slides. There was enthusiasm. Someone said "paradigm shift." And then, in most cases, employees were handed a Claude or ChatGPT subscription and left to work out the rest themselves. But lobbing prompts at generative AI doesn't automatically make someone an expert. Just like buying a cookbook doesn't automatically make someone a chef. It takes time and guidance to learn a new skill. And when it come