Using too many AI tools at once can actually make you less productive and cause 'brain fry,' study finds

Source: Business Insider

Researchers at the Boston Consulting Group say they have found a troubling phenomenon in workers who are using multiple AI agents at once. dowell/Getty ImagesBoston Consulting Group officials have found a potential warning sign among some workers using AI. They say that some employees are experiencing "AI brain fry.

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