The 2024 Work Trend Index: AI at Work Is Here. Now Comes the Hard Part

The 2024 Work Trend Index: AI at Work Is Here. Now Comes the Hard Part

Workers are relying more on AI tools to accomplish a range of tasks, from drafting email replies to summarizing meeting notes. AI helps to boost their productivity, automate tedious tasks and spark creativity. How will AI impact the future of your workplace? Microsoft and LinkedIn teamed up to study how workers are using AI today and how AI tools are changing work practices in the future. Read this report to see the results of this extensive survey and find out what steps your enterprise can take to prepare for full AI adoption into your workplace.

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