A day later, I’m still thinking about that study from Upwork.
Mainly because marketing-funded research of the kind that Upwork does usually prevents these kind of results by finessing the questions.
They simply do not directly ask questions that might have answers they don’t like. That they didn’t this time means they really, really did believe that “AI” is a magic productivity tool and weren’t prepared for even the possibility that it might be harmful.
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