Henley Business School

“61 per cent of workers feel overwhelmed by the pace of AI change in the workplace, while nearly two-thirds of AI users admit they sometimes choose not to use AI tools even when they are available.”

“Only 11 per cent of workers describe themselves as confident about AI, while “cautious” has become the most common feeling associated with its use at work.”

“More than four in ten worry they are becoming overly dependent on the technology, while 35 per cent fear losing critical thinking skills over time.”

“Henley’s research finding that 60 per cent of workers either have no AI guidance in place at work or are unsure whether such guidance exists.”

“More than a third fear the technology could replace their role, rising to 44 per cent among Gen Z workers.”

“59 per cent saying they would be comfortable with AI directing aspects of their work.”