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AI Users Boost Teamwork, Engagement: Global Survey Debunks Isolation Myth

According to the survey, high-performing workplace environments can significantly improve employee engagement, productivity and retention.

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Storyboard•11-03-2026, 16:48

AI Users Boost Teamwork, Engagement: Global Survey Debunks Isolation Myth

•A global survey by Gensler Research Institute reveals that frequent AI tool users are more collaborative and engaged.
•The 2026 Global Workplace Survey, involving over 16,400 office workers, identified 30% as "AI Power Users."
•AI Power Users spend less time working alone (37% vs 42%), more time learning (12% vs 8%), and more time socialising (11% vs 9%).
•The study challenges the assumption that AI leads to isolation, suggesting it encourages human interaction and stronger team connections.
•Physical workplaces remain central, with employees spending 55% of their week in the office, despite persistent design gaps.

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