Gallup study: AI workplace gains uneven, skewing to graduates and managers
A study by Gallup, Jobs for the Future and The Families & Workers Fund found that among respondents who use AI at work, 63% said it helps them work faster, 56% said it helps them find more creative solutions, 47% said it frees time for the most interesting parts of their jobs and 46% said it improved work quality. But the benefits are not evenly spread: 40% of college graduates use AI daily or weekly versus 17% of those without a degree, and 37% of managers are regular users compared with 25% of individual contributors. Co-author Blankenship said the data shows AI's benefits are "not being shared equitably," and that the priority should be spreading them more widely.
The survey suggests AI's productivity gains are currently concentrated among degree-holders and managers, which could widen workplace divides.
美國最新研究指出，人工智慧（AI）開始明顯助益部分勞工，包括加速工作、激發創意與提升產出品質，但這些好處並未平均落在所有職場族群，反而出現明顯落差。
這份由蓋洛普、Jobs for the Future與The Families & Workers Fund共同完成的《美國工作品質研究》（The American Job Quality Study）顯示，工作使用AI的受訪者，63%表示AI讓他們做事更快，56%認為AI有助找出更有創意的解法；另有47%說AI讓他們花時間在工作最有趣的部分，46%認為AI提升工作品質。
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