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58% of employees surveyed are confident in their job, despite AI advancements, but concerns do loom. With the growing integration of AI into daily work routines, its precise role within the workplace can be ambiguous, leading to concerns among employees, political leaders, and the general public. According to a McKinsey...
GPT leads both user's platform choice and in blind side-by-side comparison As part of our Pulse IQ Research, we have users compare prompts and responses from different AI platforms in a blind side-by-side comparison. This time, we asked users to review work-related prompts. In the latest round of...
AI proves to be versatile, with people using it for ideation, creation, editing, and even navigating workplace politics. As the capabilities of various AI platforms continue to advance, employees increasingly turn to them to streamline various tasks throughout their workday. Workplace use of AI extends beyond merely saving time and...
Users are wary of proprietary data in AI's hands The increasing use of AI has raised numerous apprehensions surrounding the privacy of personal data, both from businesses and individuals. AI systems depend on vast volumes of data to acquire knowledge and formulate predictions, thereby prompting concerns about the...
60% of users expressed a high level of confidence in the ability of generative AI to effectively draft impactful workplace documents Creating workplace documents, whether it's a presentation, a grant request, or a proposal, has often been a source of frustration for many employees. It's not...
Bard and GPT-3.5 are close behind As part of our Pulse IQ research, we have users compare prompts and responses from different AI platforms side by side. In the latest round of comparison, 61% of users preferred responses from GPT-4. Overall Users picked GPT-4 because they perceived the responses...