29% of Workers Admit Sabotaging Their Company's AI Strategy
29% of employees admit sabotaging their company's AI strategy—44% among Gen Z. After AI anger shaped the 2026 midterms, employers must rethink how they talk about AI at work.
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29% of employees admit sabotaging their company's AI strategy—44% among Gen Z. After AI anger shaped the 2026 midterms, employers must rethink how they talk about AI at work.
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