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AI power users told Business Insider that their love of the tech made them feel lonely. One suspected it contributed to a breakup with his girlfriend.
AI founders and power users feel profoundly isolated as peers don't grasp the commitment required, straining personal and professional relationships. For tech organizations, it signals a critical gap: AI transformation drivers need built-in community and knowledge-transfer structures to retain talent and scale effectively.
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