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Study: 28% of Employees Would Use AI at Work Even If Prohibited

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Last updated: 2025/08/21 at 8:14 PM
News Room Published 21 August 2025
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Worker reliance on AI is getting bad, with a recent study showing that nearly a third of employees would use the breakthrough technology at work, even if expressly told not to by their boss.

While some businesses are encouraging the use of AI to boost productivity, others are sternly opposed to the tech, noting that it regularly makes errors and even makes employees dumber.

Some have even opted for outright bans of the technology in the workplace, but according to this study, that isn’t stopping some workers.

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