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The survey points to a gap between how executives and frontline staff perceive AI training and rollout, which suggests that adoption challenges are as much organizational as technical. For readers building or deploying AI tools, the findings highlight that access to models matters less than whether employees are trained and included in implementation decisions. The data is useful for calibrating expectations about enterprise uptake, though a single survey's scope and methodology should be checked before drawing broad conclusions.
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