aceStudy: Workers Spend Nearly Seven Hours Weekly Correcting AI
A study commissioned by Arden University found that 46% of workers are redoing work produced incorrectly by colleagues using AI tools, according to the research. The study of 2,000 working adults found correction work takes an average of 6 hours and 57 minutes per week, and that two in 10 workers completely redo AI-generated content, […]
In a survey of 2,000 working adults commissioned by Arden University, 46% said they redo colleagues' flawed AI work, averaging 6 hours 57 minutes of correction a week.
The figures come from a survey commissioned by Arden University and rest on workers' own reports, and the scale of correction burden varies across other surveys.
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