Ifop: Employees are actively mastering AI without employer support
Employees of companies actively use AI tools in their work, but training in this area is not enough and is left to the discretion of employees themselves, follows from a survey by the French Institute of Public Opinion (Ifop). The introduction of AI tools in professional activities was on average at 85%.
Employees of companies actively use AI tools in their work, but training in this area is not enough and is left to the discretion of employees themselves, follows from a survey by the French Institute of Public Opinion (Ifop).
The introduction of AI tools in professional activities was on average at 85%. Small companies with fewer than 500 employees use them more often than larger ones.
About 65% of respondents said that they use AI for personal purposes. At the same time, 47% of employees use it only for personal purposes, 14% - only in workers, and 39% - in mixed ones.
The positive impact of AI on work efficiency is noted by 72% of respondents, and 26% see no change. Opinions differ on the impact on workload, with 66% of managers seeing improvements, compared to 56% among employees.
19% of respondents reported that employers provided them with both the tools themselves and training on how to use them. 39% of respondents say that they use AI on their own initiative without the support of the company.
Ekaterina Naumova
