SMRTR AIJun 1, 2025ZDNet

AI doesn't have to be a job-killer. How some businesses are using it to enhance, not replace

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AI adoption is rapidly increasing in workplaces, with companies like Workday seeing productivity gains. While AI augments human work, it's creating new demands for upskilling. Employees need both technical and non-technical skills to thrive in AI-powered environments.

Nearly 60% of Workday's employees use AI daily, with 75% reporting increased productivity. AI literacy is the fastest-growing skill on LinkedIn, and most executives prefer hiring AI-savvy candidates. However, ROI remains uncertain, with few companies seeing significant revenue growth from AI investments.

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