Washington trades push to recruit students amid AI
As a new school year begins and students evaluate future career paths, artificial intelligence is reshaping classrooms and everyday life. But amid the uncertainty surrounding AI, leaders in the construction industry hope more young people are inspired to enter the trades—just as the sector faces a massive labor shortage.
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Washington trades push to recruit students amid AI
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