Spanish employees use AI twice as much as their bosses: 88% versus 46%
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A study by consultancy EY indicates that in Spain 88% of employees have already incorporated artificial intelligence into their daily work, nearly double the share of leaders, among whom daily use reaches 46%. According to InfoJobs, 82% of employees use AI tools in their jobs. Experts attribute the gap to the nature of managerial roles and to a lack of training: 71% of managers have received no guidance on leading teams in an AI environment.
In 35 seconds
- 88% of employees in Spain use AI daily, compared with 46% of leaders, according to EY
- InfoJobs reports that 82% of employees use AI tools in their workplace
- 71% of managers have received no training to lead teams in an AI environment
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