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- AI for all? Executives across industries are on board with the potential of generative AI, talking it up in earnings calls and to their customers. But what about rank-and-file employees?
According to a new report from Charter, a workplace research organization, there's an emerging gender gap in employee enthusiasm toward AI. In an August survey of about 1,100 U.S. workers (both salaried and hourly), 35% of women respondents said they use generative AI tools like ChatGPT in their jobs, compared to 48% of men.
