Studies show companies use AI for collaboration, not automation
The finding signals AI is being deployed to augment teams rather than replace tasks, shaping how organizations plan AI projects and invest in AI research
At a glance
- Pymnts.com reports AI is used for collaboration, not automation
- arXiv entry titled Global Automation Atlas credits Prashant Garg and two other authors
- Submission history shows version 1 on May 16, 2026 and version 2 on July 21, 2026
- File sizes are 1,889 KB for v1 and 2,212 KB for v2
The story
A PYMNTS.com report states that global studies show companies use AI for collaboration rather than automation.
An arXiv.org entry lists a research paper titled Global Automation Atlas and credits Prashant Garg and two other authors.
The arXiv submission history records version 1 on May 16, 2026 at 17:01:59 UTC with a file size of 1,889 KB, followed by version 2 on July 21, 2026 at 13:23:50 UTC with a file size of 2,212 KB.
The arXiv page provides options to access a PDF and an HTML (experimental) view, along with TeX source and licensing information.
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