New study finds bosses are far more comfortable sharing work documents with AI than their employees — despite the…
- Company chiefs are farming off more work to AI than their underlings, a new study suggests
- Almost 40% of C-suite leaders are relying on AI to complete tasks, despite privacy and security implications
- The survey, by Adobe Acrobat, explored the use of AI in workplaces across the UK
New research has demonstrated a an apparent disconnect between AI use and responsibilities concerning sensitive data.
Adobe Acrobat's “The Rise of AI Documents in the Workplace” report surveyed 2,000 UK adults on their use of AI in the workplace, claiming found that almost 75% of C-suite leaders are happy to share their work documents with AI tools for tasks that include marketing, translating, and data analysis. These are all documents that are likely to hold confidential information.
Conversely, just 20% of non-management employees are comfortable with this type of AI use, with a sizeable chunk (almost two-thirds) avoiding AI tools completely.
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