Employees lose more than 6 hours per week correcting AI errors

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The article says UK employees are spending an average of 6.3 hours a week monitoring and correcting AI tool errors. It highlights a growing gap between AI adoption and the real productivity gains companies expect. The piece also notes that more time now goes into checking AI output than into writing prompts. Glean’s research suggests many AI sessions fail outright, creating hidden rework for workers and undermining broad claims about efficiency. The article frames this as a warning for companies measuring AI value with vanity metrics instead of operational results.

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