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Managers using AI daily report the highest coordination burden, new study finds

A new study reveals that despite 86% AI adoption, managers who use AI daily lose approximately 16.5 hours a week to meetings and related tasks. This suggests that AI has not yet resolved the coordination challenges faced by management.

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A new study from In Parallel reveals that managers using AI daily report the highest burden of coordination issues. It highlights a significant disconnect between AI adoption and actual management efficiency.

According to the findings, 86% of managers have adopted AI, yet they lose an average of 16.5 hours each week to meetings and related tasks, indicating that AI has not yet effectively addressed coordination problems among management.

These insights suggest a pressing need for AI tools specifically designed to alleviate the coordination challenges that managers face in their day-to-day operations.

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