Duke study of 4,439 people: coworkers quietly see AI users as lazier
aakashgupta · x · 2026-10-16
Duke researchers tested perceptions of AI use at work on 4,439 people and found that using AI makes you look lazier to coworkers — unless it clearly fits the task. Decks/slides are usually where people get caught.
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