Maximilian Schreiner / the-decoder - A BCG study of nearly 1,500 workers shows that simultaneously overseeing too many AI tools triggers cognitive exhaustion. The consequences are measurable, from higher error rates to increased intent to quit.The article Study warns of "AI Brain Fry" as wor…
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