Botsitting: The Work Draining AI Gains
This episode of the AI Daily Brief explores the concept of 'bot sitting'—the hidden human labor required to make AI functional in the workplace—and how it impacts organizational performance. Despite 87% of digital workers using AI and saving 11 hours per week, only 13% report their organi
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