Researchers asked almost 50,000 people how they use AI. Over half of workers said they hide it from their bosses.

Source: Business Insider

Workers using AI in the workplace are hiding it from their bosses, a KPMG study found. cofotoisme/Getty ImagesKPMG and the University of Melbourne surveyed 48,000 people globally about how they are using AI. The study found that AI is now widely used in the workplace, but not always in an honest way.

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