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International Business Times
International Business Times
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AI Was Supposed To Replace Workers. Google's Biggest Study Yet Says That's Not What's Happening

The research found that workers across a wide range of occupations are using AI to complete specific tasks, while still relying on human judgment, creativity and expertise to perform the bulk of their jobs. (Credit: Getty Images)

Artificial intelligence is being embraced across a growing number of professions, but it is largely serving as a workplace assistant rather than replacing employees, according to a new study.

The research by Google analyzed nearly 14.65 million anonymized interactions with the company's AI products over two weeks in April. It found that workers across a wide range of occupations are using AI to complete specific tasks while still relying on human judgment, creativity and expertise to perform the bulk of their jobs.

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