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It’s this very productivity paradox that’s led 77% of full-time employees to feel like their workload is heavier after the introduction of AI. For many, AI isn’t helping; it’s hurting.

Stick with me here: AI chatbots’ (so far) negligible economic impact — particularly in top-line productivity numbers — should encourage rather than alarm technology optimists.

AI is just as capable of increasing as it is reducing complexity. The impact of AI depends on where and how it is applied. Written by Joe McKendrick, Contributing Writer July 7, 2025 at 1:04 a.m. PT ...

Looking ahead, both forecast moderate productivity growth of around 1.7–1.8 percent in the near term, with meaningful AI impacts not expected until later this decade or early 2030s.

Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network is overcoming the “productivity paradox” in healthcare through the use of AI and other digital tools, an executive told Becker’s.