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Noam Segal

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Noam Segal - Research Leader. Tracked across 25 mentions in podcasts and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

What Noam Segal has said

Noam Segal predicts that AI technology is currently at its worst state and will only improve from this point forward.

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Research by Noam Segal found that professionals in product marketing and data and analytics roles experience the highest levels of 'AI guilt'.

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According to research by Noam Segal, the feeling of 'AI guilt' among professionals declines with increasing seniority.

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Noam Segal predicts that AI technology is currently at its worst state and will only improve from this point forward.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Research by Noam Segal found that professionals in product marketing and data and analytics roles experience the highest levels of 'AI guilt'.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

According to research by Noam Segal, the feeling of 'AI guilt' among professionals declines with increasing seniority.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Research by Noam Segal has identified a phenomenon of 'AI guilt' among early-career professionals, who feel that leveraging AI technology is similar to cheating.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

According to research by Noam Segal, employees in design and research roles are feeling more negative about workplace changes than employees in other roles.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

A survey conducted by Noam Segal found that only 25% of tech worker respondents rate their managers as highly effective.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

A survey of approximately 6,000 tech workers included participants from product, engineering, design, research, and marketing roles.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Burnout among tech workers increases linearly with company size, from the lowest levels at 1-10 person startups to the highest at companies with over 5,000 employees.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

In a survey of tech workers, only 3% reported that AI has not shifted their professional identity.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

According to a survey, 72% of tech workers are worried to some extent about being laid off, with 41.2% being at least moderately worried.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Despite being the happiest group in tech, 47% of founders still report being at least moderately burnt out.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

In a survey, 97.2% of tech workers reported that AI is making them better at their job, with nearly 50% stating it makes them "very much" or "extremely" better.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

The percentage of tech workers reporting significant burnout increased from 44.7% in 2025 to 54.7% in 2026.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

A survey of tech workers identified four emotional archetypes: 41% are "energized," 35% are "conflicted," and a combined 24% are "disoriented" or "resentful."

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Manager effectiveness has a massive impact on employee well-being, with an extremely effective manager correlating to 65% higher job enjoyment and dramatically lower burnout.

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The impact of AI on a tech worker's professional identity has approximately three times the effect on their job satisfaction than factors like manager effectiveness or being a founder.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

A survey categorizes tech workers' response to AI into four groups: 50% feel "amplified," 27% feel their role is being "redefined," 14% feel "destabilized," and 5% feel "diminished."

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Tech workers report that while AI allows them to produce more work faster, it does not improve the quality of their work and may be leading to a decline in their thinking and judgment skills, a phenom...

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Optimism among tech workers regarding the future of their roles and careers fell from 54.8% in 2025 to 48.7% in 2026.

Expert perspectiveNoam SegalJul 12

Only 25% of tech workers rate their manager as highly effective, while 36% rate their managers as ineffective.

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