Study Finds AI Could Save Employees 390 Hours Annually, but Adoption Lags

While two-thirds (67%) of the respondents acknowledged the importance of developing AI skills for future career growth, the study did not explore the extent of active learning among employees. Many workers may be unsure about where to begin in terms of acquiring AI skills, as the technology has rapidly evolved in recent months.

However, the study also showed that some employees have reservations about AI. A third of the respondents (36%) believe that AI will add to their work-related stress, while concerns about accuracy (37%) and data privacy (38%) were also raised.