• AI introduction can lead to employee burnout Early efficiencies from AI can soon disappear, research finds. • We’ve all seen the claims: AI makes our work easier and is going to boost productivity to unheard of levels. • For example,according to PwC, AI could boost global output by 15% over the next decade. • But maybe things are not quite as rosy as the AI cheerleaders would have us believe. • Some newresearch from Harvard Business Review(HBR)has suggested that AI benefits have been somewhat overhyped. • The research found that employees using AI tools worked faster and for longer hours, juggling more tasks.

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  • Early efficiencies from AI can soon disappear, research finds. Credit: Arts Illustrated Studios / Shutterstock We’ve all seen the claims: AI makes our work easier and is going to boost productivity to unheard of levels. For example, according to PwC, AI could boost global output by 15% over the next decade. But maybe things are not quite as rosy as the AI cheerleaders would have us believe. Some new research from Harvard Business Review (HBR)has suggested that AI benefits have been somewhat overhyped. The research found that employees using AI tools worked faster and for longer hours, juggling

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