Dennis Stolle, the head of applied psychology at the American Psychological Association, says there’s a disconnect between the expected benefits of AI and employees' actual experiences. Experts say some employees are feeling overwhelmed by having to use AI in their workplaces because of time lost to reworking outputs, lack of training and mental fatigue.
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