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Simple tasks disappear, a third of employees expect AI to make jobs more mentally demanding

Simple tasks disappear, a third of employees expect AI to make jobs more mentally demanding

A study by TNO indicates that while most Dutch workers do not fear AI will eliminate their roles, many expect their jobs to become mentally more demanding as simple tasks disappear. About one-third of employees anticipate a higher mental workload due to the integration of artificial intelligence in the workplace.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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