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SAPO Tek4 September 2026 at 19:26

Portuguese people have adopted Artificial Intelligence faster than the companies they work for. João Alves points to reasons for this gap between individual adoption and organizational adoption, which according to him helps explain the country's productivity problems. This divide between workers and organizations in AI implementation emerges as a challenge for Portuguese business competitiveness.

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