Exaggerating to your boss about how much you're using AI at work? You're not alone.

Source: Business Insider

Workers are feeling pressure to show their AI chops. Maskot/Getty ImagesAs AI reshapes the workplace, job seekers and workers may feel pressure to prove their skills. A survey of employees found that some people are exaggerating how much they know or use AI.

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