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Despite mass AI adoption, workers' confidence in the tech fell.
One factor could be a lack of training.
Companies are looking for ways to mitigate frustration.
For every process or workflow where AI saves time and boosts efficiency, there are a half dozen that leave Tabby Farrar's team feeling like the technology is useless.
Farrar is head of search at the UK-based SEO and web design agency Candour. Digital marketing, like nearly every other industry, is heatedly debating the topic of AI. And though her team is keen to embrace the benefits of working faster and more efficiently, and of clawing back time otherwise spent on less interesting tasks, it doesn't always work that way.
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AI can generate product lifestyle imagery for clients who don't have any, but it hallucinates or misses key points when creating executive summaries of data. Refining a prompt to help assign categories to datasets could take so long, Farrar might as well have done the job manually.
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