Summary
A report by the AI platform UKG found that workers using artificial intelligence (AI) experience lower burnout rates than those not using it. While some fear AI could replace jobs, the technology appears to help workers by handling simple tasks, allowing them to focus on more important work.
Key Facts
- A survey by UKG involved 8,200 front-line workers.
- Workers using AI reported burnout rates of 41%, compared to 54% for those not using AI.
- Front-line workers make up 80% of the global workforce.
- Over one-third of front-line workers use AI.
- 66% of workers are worried AI might replace their jobs.
- 25% of workers said AI has already replaced part of their job.
- 20% predict their jobs will be replaced by AI in five years.
- Education and training can help workers feel more comfortable using AI.
