TOP EARNERS ADOPT AI FASTER THAN OTHER WORKERS
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A poll of 4,000 workers in the US and UK shows high-earning and experienced employees are adopting AI tools at significantly faster rates than their peers. The disparity suggests AI adoption may widen existing pay and gender gaps.
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