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Transfer of expertise: the limits of AI
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it has been demonstrated in the context of using an AI assistant (Generative AI at Work) that an average productivity gain of 14% was achieved, with a more pronounced effect among less experienced agents, suggesting that the tool can help disseminate some of the best practices from seasoned professionals to those new to the field.
Generative AI tools transmit the best practices of more skilled workers to newer workers, helping them gain proficiency faster.
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