U.S. employees still remain largely positive about the technology at work, though younger workers are wary that it could limit their growth potential.
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U.S. employees still remain largely positive about the technology at work, though younger workers are wary that it could limit their growth potential.
Published Sept. 2, 2026
A person uses a laptop in Tokyo, Japan, on Jan. 28, 2017. Workers on average spend an hour and a half talking to or using artificial intelligence daily, according to a recent BambooHR survey.
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