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    Leaders face a real paradox: the skills gap is widening while millions of talented people remain sidelined. Centering inclusion as a business strategy—not charity—means investing in disability employment and removing barriers across hiring, tools, and policy so participation becomes the norm. Data shows many disabled workers are already “AI power users,” leveraging AI-enabled tools like voice-to-text and predictive workflows to boost problem-solving. Prioritizing equitable access to training and advancement sustains this momentum and helps organizations keep their most agile adopters.…


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