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Artificial Intelligence
AI Use Linked to Rising Workplace Loneliness, Especially Among Gen Z
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A new report from design firm MOO suggests that artificial intelligence may be fueling loneliness in the workplace. According to their survey, 84% of U.S. employees encouraged to use AI report feeling isolated — a number even higher among Gen Z (89%) and Millennials (82%). As more workers turn to AI tools instead of colleagues, the shift toward “cognitive outsourcing” appears to be reshaping office dynamics and diminishing day-to-day human interaction. Experts warn that while AI boosts efficiency, thriving organizations must still prioritize personal connection, collaboration, and culture to maintain a healthy and innovative workplace.
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