Briefings: I Swear, I Didn’t Use AI

Update: 2025-07-11

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Workers who disclose that they use AI to complete tasks risk being seen as replaceable by that same AI. But not using AI means they risk falling behind. Three experts explore navigating this dilemma.

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Briefings: I Swear, I Didn’t Use AI

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Briefings: I Swear, I Didn’t Use AI