AI Is Reshaping Collaboration, but 55% of US Employers Worry It’s Replacing Teamwork
AI is rapidly changing how employees work together, and new data shows that most companies see it as positive, at least for now. But beneath the optimism, concerns are growing about whether AI is enhancing collaboration or quietly replacing it. According to a recent Express Employment Professionals–Harris Poll survey, nearly two-thirds or more of U.S. hiring decision-makers say AI has helped improve collaboration in several key ways:73% say it has made employees more productive when working together.72%
72% of Companies Use AI — But 55% Say They Lack Training and Resources as Job Seekers Fear Replacement
While 72% of U.S. hiring managers say their company uses AI — up from 66% last fall — 55% admit their company doesn’t have the resources or training to help employees use it effectively. This is according to a recent Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.Employers Embrace AI, But Fear Falling Behind AI’s promise of productivity and collaboration has driven adoption, with 34% of companies using it regularly, a jump from 25% last year. And the long-term strategy seems clear: 76% of hiring
