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Economy reporter @nytimes. Always asking people to explain things. Tips/praise/etc.: lydia.depillis@nytimes.com, Signal @LydiaDePillis.48
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AI companies are recruiting electricians and carpenters by the thousands

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By Lydia DePillis Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
WARREN, Mich. — As an electrician in training in Detroit, Tyler Shelton spends most of his days popping down manholes to fix cables and other electrical gear. But lately, his company has sent many of its workers to a sprawling data center that just broke ground about an hour away. “Everybody wants that money,” Shelton, 29, said during lunch break at his apprenticeship’s twice-a-month classroom day.
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Por que empresas de IA estão recrutando eletricistas e carpinteiros aos milhares

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By Lydia DePillis Verified
| Flipboard
infomoney.com.br - WARREN, Michigan - Como eletricista em treinamento em Detroit, nos EUA, Tyler Shelton passa a maior parte dos dias descendo por bueiros para ...
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Las empresas de IA están contratando a miles de electricistas y carpinteros

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By Lydia DePillis Verified
| El Diario de Juárez Verified
Tyler Shelton, aprendiz de electricista en Detroit, pasa la mayor parte del día bajando por las alcantarillas para reparar cables y otros equipos eléctricos. Pero últimamente, su empresa ha enviado a muchos de sus trabajadores a un enorme centro de datos cuyas obras acaban de comenzar a una hora de distancia. “Todo el mundo quiere ese dinero”, dijo Shelton, de 29 años, durante la pausa del almuerzo en la jornada de formación que imparte dos veces al mes en su programa de aprendizaje.
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