Half of workers think ChatGPT will help them perform better

Teaming up with tech | Half of workers think ChatGPT will help them perform better

Wed, 22 Feb 2023
Liam Soutar
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Half of workers think ChatGPT will help them perform better

The remarkable rise of ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot, has raised important questions about the future of work – and the majority of workers believe this technology and others like it are a force for good.

45% of 574 people polled by recruitment agency, Aspire, think ChatGPT and similar AI technology will help them perform their jobs better.

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