AI projects not paying off? Keep at it, says Uni Productivity Institute
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THE AI ANGLE
Speeding up isolated tasks without increasing overall outputA report from the Productivity Institute found that corporate AI adoption has not yet generated expected productivity gains. Fast individual tasks fail to increase total output because human review creates bottlenecks. Leaders must pair technology spending with workflow redesign and staff training.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
AI speeds up specific tasks like coding, yet organizational bottlenecks form around the human judgment needed to check the work.Read the original at theregister.com Generate teaching or study materials
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