The survey also revealed 58% of workers are using AI tools to save time in the office, including by summarising meetings and long documents. Such features are being baked directly into common workplace apps like Microsoft's Outlook and Teams.
Nearly half of UK workers would use ChatGPT to help them write their CVs and cover letters, research suggests.
The survey by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky showed 42% thought OpenAI's popular chatbot could improve or refine their portfolios and help them stand out from the competition.for a job interview after it was used to complete an application task. Kaspersky's survey also revealed 58% of workers are using generative AI tools to save time in the office, for example by summarising meetings and long documents.like Microsoft's Outlook and TeamsBut 40% of people said they do not check the AI's output before using it and only a third said they do, despite the technology's well-established potential to get things wrong.
Mr Emm also urged companies to educate their workers on data protection to prevent confidential or sensitive information from being shared with chatbots, which rely on users feeding them questions and requests to improve.
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