"Of about 3,000 employees and executives surveyed, 70% were using AI - with younger workers quick to turn to the technology for work."
"About 71% of Gen Z users (those born between 1997-2012) had the largest ratio of AI users, followed by 73% for millennials (born between 1981 and 1996), 60% for Gen X workers (1965-1980) and 52% for Baby Boomers (1946-1964)."
""The top use, (43% of employees) is writing and content creation tasks, 34% [for] communication and collaboration, 27% [for] data analysis and visualization," Daniel Jolles, research officer at LSE's The Inclusion Initiative, said via email."
A survey of about 3,000 employees and executives found 70% used AI in their work. Younger workers showed higher adoption rates, with Gen Z at 71% and millennials at 73%, while Gen X registered 60% and Baby Boomers 52%. The most common application of AI was writing and content creation, used by 43% of employees. Communication and collaboration tools accounted for 34% of uses, and data analysis and visualization accounted for 27%. Adoption patterns indicate that younger generations integrate AI into everyday workflows more readily than older generations.
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