Companies using AI today estimate that 70% of their total workforce will use AI to automate or augment some of their job tasks by 2028.
If AI is taking over the workplace, exactly how it's doing that is still a mystery to the majority of workers. That's despite the fact that the majority of C-suite leaders say that their company is using artificial intelligence today, according to UKG.From producing hyper-realistic images to coding complex computer programs, generative AI seems like it can do it all. Its capabilities are evolving at an unprecedented rate, leading to uncertainty about what that means for our jobs.
"Organizations must be more upfront about how they're using AI in the workplace if they want a competitive advantage and want to earn, and keep, the trust of their employees," according to Dan Schawbel, managing partner at Workplace Intelligence, which partnered with UKG for the study.