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Craig Hale

Report warns employees are increasingly asking AI questions they previously have asked their co-workers

Female graphic designer pointing with finger on laptop computer during collaboration with male colleague on common project in coffee shop.
  • Report finds 74% of regular AI users now pose questions to AI instead of human colleagues
  • New workers are missing out on vital social interactions for company culture
  • Employees say they feel more self-sufficient and comfortable making decisions

While the jury is still out on whether AI could be set to replace human workers or severely impact their scopes by automating major parts of their workflows, one thing is clear – humans are increasingly happy to use AI as a colleague and collaborator.

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