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Execs admit AI makes them value human workers less

A new report from G-P finds that most AI investments are under-delivering, with 16% of companies seeing negative ROI and 73% of those with positive ROI saying it fell short. 82% of executives admit AI has lowered the value they place on human employees, and 88% are concerned employees use AI performatively rather than adding value. Only 23% have total confidence in AI accuracy.

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  • Most AI investments fail to meet ROI expectations; 16% of companies saw negative ROI.
  • 82% of executives admit AI reduced the value they place on human workers.
  • 88% of leaders worry employees use AI performatively instead of adding real value.
  • Only 23% have full confidence in AI accuracy, leading to increased monitoring.

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