Published 09/22/2023 6:28:00 p.m.

Canada's manufacturing sector seeks to reduce 'repetitive labour' through AI

Artificial intelligence and automation are being seen as solutions to address labor shortages in Canada's construction and manufacturing sectors.
Industry leaders are focusing on educating their peers about the benefits of AI in light of the shortage of available workers to handle necessary tasks.
By implementing digital technology, companies hope to alleviate the burden on workers and increase productivity in the face of labor shortages.

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Winnipeg Free Press

Manufacturers embrace AI to ease labour shortage

Artificial intelligence and increased automation can help lessen the load for workers at a time when Canada faces a labour shortage in the construction and manufacturing sector.

09/22/2023 12:18:24 p.m.·Winnipeg, Canada

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Financial Post

Canada's manufacturing sector seeks to reduce 'repetitive labour' through AI

Artificial intelligence and increased automation can help lessen the load for workers at a time when Canada faces a labour shortage in the construction and manufacturing sector.

09/22/2023 5:19:16 p.m.·Canada

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Coast Reporter

Canada's manufacturing sector seeks to reduce 'repetitive labour' through AI

TORONTO — Artificial intelligence and increased automation can help lessen the load for workers at a time when Canada faces a labour shortage in the construction and manufacturing sector.

09/22/2023 5:18:23 p.m.·Sechelt, Canada

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Rocky Mountain Outlook

Canada's manufacturing sector seeks to reduce 'repetitive labour' through AI

TORONTO — Artificial intelligence and increased automation can help lessen the load for workers at a time when Canada faces a labour shortage in the construction and manufacturing sector.

09/22/2023 5:18:23 p.m.

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The Globe & Mail

Canada’s manufacturing sector seeks to reduce ‘repetitive labour’ through AI

‘As organizations set up technologies that allow systems that are normally produced by humans to be more streamlined, we can free up human capital,’ director says

09/22/2023 5:41:42 p.m.·Canada

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SooToday.com

Canada's manufacturing sector seeks to reduce 'repetitive labour' through AI

Artificial intelligence and increased automation can help lessen the load for workers at a time when Canada faces a labour shortage in the construction and manufacturing sector.

09/22/2023 5:18:23 p.m.·Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

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