While leaders often try to make AI feel more approachable by anthropomorphizing it, new research actually suggests that treating AI as an employee actually triggers job security concerns and professional identity crises. Read more about this recent HBR piece and the results of the latest Insider Insights survey in this week’s subscriber-only Insider newsletter.
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