Survey Reveals AI Usage Trends Among Workers
November 10, 2026 · 2 min read
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A recent survey conducted by a company collected responses from 747 individuals regarding their use of AI in the workplace from August 1 to November 2, 2026. The findings indicate that those who expand AI usage within teams or companies automate repetitive tasks at a rate 2.7 times higher than those who use AI solely for personal tasks.
According to the survey results, 68.9% of respondents who shared AI usage within their teams reported automating repetitive tasks, compared to only 25.8% of individuals who used AI only for personal tasks. Furthermore, 58.1% of those delegating tasks to AI agents differentiated the depth of output verification based on the specific use case, in contrast to 23.7% of those who did not automate repetitive tasks.
Additionally, 40.9% of individuals using AI throughout the day adjusted their output verification depth according to the use case, whereas 28.7% tended to use the output as is or only skim through it. Among those who use AI daily, 58.9% reported using it one to two times a day or continuously, with 63.7% of respondents indicating they use AI solely for personal purposes.
The survey also highlights a significant difference in automation practices based on how respondents expand AI usage. Among those who lead AI initiatives within their departments or companies, 87.8% automate repetitive tasks, contrasting sharply with 39.5% of those who occasionally share their knowledge with colleagues.
Overall, the data shows a clear trend: individuals who actively promote AI usage among their teams are more likely to embrace AI for automating repetitive tasks and are more diligent in verifying outputs based on specific needs. The company behind the survey emphasizes the importance of not only individual efforts but also fostering a workplace culture that supports collaborative AI usage.