If your company actively uses neural networks, you probably already felt that we are stupid there. "AI will make it easy for you and #33," they said. "AI will take over the whole routine" - which, by the way, is true. But it wasn't any easier. It was more difficult. Imagine the conventional structure of the working day before the mass introduction of AI: 90% of the time - tables, letters, searching for information, editing and another 10% routine - new ideas, creativity and solving complex problems. Now a significant part of the first category can be entrusted to neural networks. I think it's great and #33. Instead of working less, we get new challenges. You have to come up with five more concepts, test 10 options, improve the result of AI, launch the next project. There used to be a routine between complex tasks. One difficult task replaces another. A routine is a break for the brain. You don't have to make decisions every minute, look for unconventional approaches and generate ideas. We can replace a little and eliminate. We increasingly expect to be creative and productive. And it's not just an emotion. 1 AI users work 90 minutes longer. ActivTrak analyzed the digital activity of 9,140 employees from 467 companies. It turned out that AI users spend 8.4-9.1 hours a day at work compared to 7.6 hours for those who do not use neural networks. Artificial intelligence prevents you from staying more focused. The same study showed that active users of neural networks switch between applications 15% more than others. Concentration lasted an average of 37.8 minutes, compared to 48.2 minutes for those who rarely use AI. The difference is 22%. Instead of diving deep into a single task, you must constantly switch between the neural network, work programs and generation results. Artificial intelligence can really save us from hard work.

If your company actively uses neural networks, you probably already felt that we are stupid there. "AI will make it easy for you and #33," they said. "AI will take over the whole routine" - which, by the way, is true. But it wasn't any easier. It was more difficult. Imagine the conventional structure of the working day before the mass introduction of AI: 90% of the time - tables, letters, searching for information, editing and another 10% routine - new ideas, creativity and solving complex problems. Now a significant part of the first category can be entrusted to neural networks. I think it's great and #33. Instead of working less, we get new challenges. You have to come up with five more concepts, test 10 options, improve the result of AI, launch the next project. There used to be a routine between complex tasks. One difficult task replaces another. A routine is a break for the brain. You don't have to make decisions every minute, look for unconventional approaches and generate ideas. We can replace a little and eliminate. We increasingly expect to be creative and productive. And it's not just an emotion. 1 AI users work 90 minutes longer. ActivTrak analyzed the digital activity of 9,140 employees from 467 companies. It turned out that AI users spend 8.4-9.1 hours a day at work compared to 7.6 hours for those who do not use neural networks. Artificial intelligence prevents you from staying more focused. The same study showed that active users of neural networks switch between applications 15% more than others. Concentration lasted an average of 37.8 minutes, compared to 48.2 minutes for those who rarely use AI. The difference is 22%. Instead of diving deep into a single task, you must constantly switch between the neural network, work programs and generation results. Artificial intelligence can really save us from hard work.