- Employees who heavily utilize AI tools are experiencing early signs of burnout as their workloads have increased significantly.
- The automation of tasks has led to longer work hours, with many finding it difficult to disconnect during lunch breaks and evenings.
- This trend highlights a growing concern about the sustainability of work-life balance in an increasingly AI-driven workplace.
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