Survey: AI promises productivity but is giving executives more headaches for now
A Nielsen survey commissioned by Monday.com of 1,700 directors and senior managers in seven countries found that more than half of executives admitted that after adopting AI it became harder for them to evaluate employee performance, and nearly half spend more time reviewing results. At the same time, 94% are enthusiastic but fear losing control over AI agents and the growing number of software tools.
Javlon Tursunov