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Ai's surprising impact on workload

Bill Gates, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk once envision a future whereai would reduce our workload to mere three-day weeks or less. However, recent studies suggest the opposite - ai is actually increasing the burden on employees.

Automation leads to more work, not less

Automation leads to more work, not less

A report by ActivTrak, which tracked the work patterns of 164,000 employees before and after implementing ai tools, reveals a stark contrast to the earlier predictions. The study found that, rather than a decrease in workload, many workers are now handling more tasks in the same amount of time. Email and chat usage doubled, while software adoption skyrocketed by 94%.

This phenomenon has a name in the US: