A recent study by Miro examines the impact of AI on workplace dynamics in the UK.
While 86% of respondents report increased productivity, only 57% see improved work quality.
With 71% of users interacting with AI tools individually, the findings explore the risks of tool fragmentation and professional isolation.
The report advocates for integrating AI into shared platforms to foster better collaboration and information sharing among teams.
Productivity beats quality
According to Miro’s research, 86% of workers say that using AI helps them complete tasks faster. However, only 57% believe that there has been a real improvement in the quality of the output they produce.
The solitary use of tools
The problem lies in the way employees use this technology. 71% of users utilize AI tools completely individually, without sharing their work with their colleagues.
This isolated use affects relationships within groups:
- 28% of respondents feel more disconnected from their colleagues.
- 18% say their work has become more solitary.
The need for better cooperation
The research points out that using multiple, disparate tools prevents the team from having a common vision for their designs. To fix this, Miro suggests that companies consolidate their scattered tools onto common platforms.
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This way, employees will be able to share information and coordinate better. As it is emphasized, knowledge sharing and coordination are necessary ingredients for artificial intelligence to bring the best possible results for the entire team.
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