Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
A new report from Hubstaff presents that artificial intelligence is not displacing workers but instead reshaping how people work, leading to greater efficiency, focus, and value.Â
The findings are based on input from over 3,000 surveyed professionals and behavioral data collected from more than 140,000 users across a wide range of industries and job types.
The study says that while AI adoption is widespread (85% of professionals report using AI in some capacity) actual usage in terms of time spent remains low, with only 4% of work hours involving AI tools. This indicates a large gap between awareness or experimentation and full-scale integration into daily workflows.
Despite this limited time investment, AI is proving to be a powerful productivity enhancer. The report found that 77% of professionals believe AI helps them stay focused and reduces distractions.Â
This improved concentration is translating into more effective deep work, fewer mistakes, and better outcomes.
Another intriguing insight is the financial advantage of AI fluency. Workers who are skilled in using AI tools are earning up to 40% more than their peers. In response, 20% of companies have already begun adjusting compensation to reward employees for their AI capabilities, signaling the growing value of these skills in the job market.
Rather than promoting a narrative of automation and job loss, the report shows how AI is being used to eliminate repetitive or low-value tasks, freeing up time for more meaningful and strategic work.Â
Professionals across roles, from marketers and SEO specialists to executive assistants and business owners, are benefiting from this, the report says.Â
