US EditionCanada'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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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. That's one of the messages being shared at this year's Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show taking place in Toro...
·Kelowna, Canada
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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.
·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada
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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.
·Collingwood, Canada
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