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Employees Who Spend Lots of Time With AI Are More Likely to Suffer From Loneliness and Insomnia, New Study Warns
Artificial intelligence might not be about to destroy the world or take all our jobs, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have more prosaic downsides.
By JESSICA STILLMAN, CONTRIBUTOR, INC.COM, @EntryLevelRebel
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Employees Who Spend Lots of Time With AI Are More Likely to Suffer From Loneliness and Insomnia, New Study Warns
Artificial intelligence might not be about to destroy the world or take all our jobs, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have more prosaic downsides.
By JESSICA STILLMAN
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