A new survey finds about 40 percent of employees using AI for work are doing so without managers knowing about it.

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For some work, using generative AI will be more acceptable. For others, it won't. How to avoid judgment from coworkers. One way not to be judged at work is not to use AI on the job.

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Using AI at work can be a powerful tool for productivity, but risks come with its rewards. Before your fire up ChatGPT or Claude, consider these security risks.

The poll asked participants how often they use AI in their work role. In 2023, 21% of US employees reported using AI at least a few times per year. That number almost doubled to 40% in the latest ...

Workplaces could approach AI training the same way, giving employees frequent, simple opportunities tied to their actual work to steadily build confidence and skill. The curriculum doesn’t have ...

A Gallup poll published Wednesday found that 30% of teachers are using AI weekly -- and that it's saving them "six weeks a year." According to data from the 2024 to 2025 school year, 60% of K-12 ...

At work, 9% of advisors said they used generative AI very frequently, 16% said frequently, 33% said occasionally, 21% said rarely and 21% said never.

The catch: If you use AI at work, your coworkers and maybe even your managers may think you're lazy. That is if you can get hired in the first place.