Industry acknowledges AI talent crisis

September 28, 2026
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Entry-level talent is challenged by AI in the workforce. What are some of the solutions for that cohort? This moment is one that requires new internal training programs for current employees — and, as some employers admitted at Digiday Media’s AI Marketing Strategies event hosted last week, actively discourages hiring entry-level talent.

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Entry-level talent is challenged by AI in the workforce. What are some of the solutions for that cohort?

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Written by Jim Cooper and Sara Jerde

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