A new worldwide survey from cloud-based messaging app Slack found that almost half of desk workers feel the need to hide their use of AI “for common workplace tasks” due to “feeling like using AI is cheating” and “fear of being seen as less competent or being seen as lazy.” — Photo by Solen Feyissa on Unsplash
In the past year, artificial intelligence tools have permeated companies of various industries, improving a multitude of workplace processes. However, many leaders have failed to formally address how to properly use AI with their workers. This failure to provide guidance has now caused employees to be confused and uncomfortable.
A new worldwide survey from cloud-based messaging app Slack found that almost half of desk workers feel the need to hide their use of AI “for common workplace tasks” due to “feeling like using AI is cheating” and “fear of being seen as less competent or being seen as lazy.”
