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Polling suggests workplace AI benefits are concentrated among those likely to hold upper-level positions

Semafor reports 28% of US employees say they use AI at least weekly; 54% say they haven’t used it at work.

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Semafor says new polling suggests that, as AI adoption spreads across the US workforce, its benefits have so far been concentrated among those likely to hold upper-level positions. Citing a two-year study from Jobs for the Future, The Families & Workers Fund, and Gallup, Semafor reports that 28% of US employees say they use AI at least weekly, while 54% say they haven’t used it at work.

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Semafor@semaforAs AI adoption spreads across the US workforce, new polling suggests that its benefits have so far been concentrated among those likely to hold upper-level positions. https://www.semafor.com/article/10/06/2026/polls-show-how-ai-is-changing-the-workplace1h
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    Semafor@semaforAs AI adoption spreads across the US workforce, new polling suggests that its benefits have so far been concentrated among those likely to hold upper-level positions. https://www.semafor.com/article/10/06/2026/polls-show-how-ai-is-changing-the-workplace1h
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