AI Is Making Workers Faster. That May Be the Problem.

AI is making workers faster. That may be the problem.

New GoTo and Workplace Intelligence research finds AI saves workers 2.3 hours a day, but overreliance may carry hidden costs.

Almost half of Gen Z says AI is making them dumber

AI is saving workers more than two hours a day. That sounds like an unqualified win, and in many ways, it is. But beneath the productivity headlines, something more complicated is happening. Employees are getting faster, but some are also getting less confident, less skilled, and less certain they can do their jobs without a machine doing much of the thinking for them. That tension is the defining workforce challenge of 2026, and most companies …

Half of Employees Say They Rely Too Much on AI, 39 percent Say It Is Making Them Less Intelligent According to New Research From GoTo

May 20: GoTo, the leader in cloud communications and IT, today announced the release of its second annual research report: The Pulse of Work in 2026: Opportunity, Risk, and Responsibility in an AI-Driven Workplace. The report summarizes the findings of a survey [...] The post Half of Employees Say They Rely Too Much on AI, 39 percent Say It Is Making Them Less Intelligent According to New Research From GoTo appeared first on Business News This W…

Nearly Half of Gen Z Workers Say AI is Making Them Less Intelligent

A new report from GoTo found that nearly 40% of workers feel their overreliance on AI is eroding their skills and making them less intelligent, with 46% of Gen Z reporting that relying too much on AI is making them dumber.

Gen Z Workers Say They’re Too Dependent On AI To Do Their Jobs

Gen Z is over-relying on AI at work — and it could cost them their careers.

Are AI tools making us less intelligent?

Growing reliance on AI tools that provide instant answers could be eroding skills, GoTo report warns