[AI Companies Massively Recruiting Electricians and Carpenters, Data Center Construction Sparks Skilled Labor Shortage] According to Deep Tide TechFlow on July 29, as reported by *The New York Times*, the acceleration of artificial intelligence infrastructure development has led companies like OpenAI and Alphabet to massively recruit electricians, carpenters, and other skilled workers across the United States to meet the demands of data center construction and operations. This has caused localized shortages of skilled labor in certain areas. For instance, in Michigan, OpenAI's data center project in Saline Township has become the largest single investment in the state's history. The project requires hundreds of electricians working 10 hours a day, 7 days a week, in continuous shifts. The intense construction schedule is accompanied by unprecedented high wages and bonuses in the industry, attracting a large number of skilled workers to shift from regular projects to data center sites. This has led to noticeable labor shortages among electrical contractors in cities like Detroit. The Detroit Electrical Industry Training Center currently has approximately 850 trainees undergoing training, but some of them are hesitant about long-term on-site construction, expressing a desire to balance the pursuit of high wages with maintaining a normal personal life. Meanwhile, AI companies have begun investing hundreds of millions of dollars in training skilled workers to ensure a steady supply of labor for future data center construction.