As the use of artificial intelligence is increased in the workplace, workers have been found to use AI to avoid communicating with colleagues, turning to AI assistance first before reaching out to fellow workers. The disconnect of human connections contributes to loneliness felt in the workplace as workers turn more to AI than colleagues for help and support.
Read more in Amanda Gordon’s article with the MPA Magazine on how AI has affected workplaces and colleague relations.
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