More Australian office workers are using artificial intelligence tools than their peers in the UK, US or France but most still do not trust the technology to get tasks done.
Slack released the findings from a survey of desk workers in six countries, which also found the use of AI tools in the workplace had grown 60 per cent since September, and identified a gender gap in employees using the technology.
The findings follow Senate hearings into the use of AI in Australia and after the federal budget committed $39.9 million to develop AI policies and restrictions over the next five years.
