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Does supportive AI improve work outcomes?

A survey of 695 German AI users linked perceived support to better self-reported work outcomes mainly through proactive job redesign. Because every measure came from one cross-sectional questionnaire, it cannot show that AI—or job crafting—caused higher productivity or wellbeing.

People impact: Workers should not be expected to repair weak AI implementation through invisible, unpaid job crafting.
Released 9 Oct 2026, 20:56 BSTLatest source 9 Oct 20268 min readResearch paper

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