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Why Middle Managers Are Becoming AI's Biggest Bottleneck

Executives are pushing AI while employees embrace it—but middle managers are falling behind. New research explains why that gap could stall enterprise AI adoption.

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Why Middle Managers Are Becoming AI's Biggest Bottleneck

Infosys survey: 22% of middle managers engaged in AI transformation vs 49% executives; 19% fear accountability if AI fails. Middle manager disengagement bottlenecks AI adoption; upskilling teams with AI tools instead of cutting costs doubles output and agility.

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The AI paradox: Why better technology demands better people managers - The Economic Times

The State of Managers Report 2026 shows that as AI changes the way we work, managers are becoming more important than ever. At the same time, manager effectiveness is declining, burnout is rising, and employees are not…

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