From automating routine tasks to generating complex code, the implementation of AI into the workplace fundamentally changes how we think, plan, and create. SHRM sought to understand what AI use looks like in U.S. organizations and how these workplaces manage the balance of leveraging advanced technology and delivering impact. The findings set the stage for navigating the current technological shifts and making more informed decisions in a highly digitized age.
Inside the Navigating AI in the Workplace: 2026 Report:
- Data from 5,000+ workers across a wide array of industries and job levels
- Overview of the landscape of AI use in organizations and among workers
- Key impacts of AI on work performance
- Recommendations for integrating AI into the workplace to foster innovation with less risk
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