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Digital workers using AI save an average of 11 hours per week through automation, according to a report by Glean and the WorkAI Institute.
The WorkAI Institute found that 71% of ChatGPT users and 92% of Claude users admit to 'botshitting' (shipping AI work without full verification) at least monthly.
Despite individual productivity gains, only 13% of digital workers say their organization is performing significantly better as a result of AI, according to a report by Glean and the WorkAI Institute.
Workers now spend an average of 6.4 hours per week on 'botsitting,' which involves tasks like feeding AI context, checking outputs, and debugging mistakes, according to a report by Glean and the WorkAI Institute.
Frequent 'bot sitters,' who spend 40% or more of their AI time on such activities, are 73% more likely to be actively looking for another job, according to the WorkAI Institute.
When a cross-functional teammate adopts AI, it makes an average employee 5.6 times more likely to adopt it, a higher influence than leaders (2.4x) or direct teammates (3.2x), according to the WorkAI Institute.
According to a report by Glean and the WorkAI Institute, 87% of digital workers now use AI at work.
A report by Glean and the WorkAI Institute found that 75% of digital workers say AI makes them more productive.
Noufar Gaspar asserts that the most significant predictor of AI agent adoption within an organization is the degree to which its leaders are hands-on with the technology.
According to Mission Cloud, the average enterprise is spending $11.5 million on AI in the current year.
According to a survey by the WorkAI Institute, AI currently automates about 27% of a digital worker's output.
Digital workers surveyed by the WorkAI Institute expect AI to automate 35% of their work output in the future.