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Study finds AI use can inflate workers’ perceived skill

A survey of 9,684 working adults across the US, UK, Canada, the EU and Latin America found many believe AI boosts their professional reputation. Use.AI reported that 52% said AI made them appear more experienced, 64% used it to complete work they couldn’t do alone, and 25% worry employers think they’re more capable.
WHO: Use.AI
WHAT: Use.AI survey finds many employees believe AI makes them appear more skilled and helps them take on or complete work beyond their current qualifications.
WHEN: Sep 4, 2026
WHERE: Europe and the Americas
WHY: Employees use AI to complete tasks they say they could not do independently, which can affect how experienced they appear to employers.
Sources (1): Euronews

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