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Despite AI hype, Google's data shows workers aren't automating themselves away

Kyle Orland
Despite AI hype, Google's data shows workers aren't automating themselves away
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A Google Research study analyzing 15 million AI interactions suggests that AI is currently used for shallow, collaborative tasks rather than full-scale job automation. The findings challenge the prevailing narrative that AI will imminently replace large portions of the white-collar workforce.

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What’s my line? Despite AI hype, Google’s data shows workers aren’t automating themselves away Analysis of 15 million real AI interactions finds most tasks at most jobs are unaffected.

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