The headline is based on this claim from the report: > Over three in four (77%) say AI tools have decreased their productivity and added to their workload in a

The headline is based on this claim from the report: > Over three in four (77%) say AI tools have decreased their productivity and added to their workload in at least one way Which, to my understanding, was not a question asked directly, but is instead the total number of people who answered "yes" to any of whether they're "spending more time reviewing or moderating AI-generated content", "invest more time learning to use these tools", "are now being asked to do more work", etc. So you could have spent some time to learn the tools, realize massive productivity gains from it, and be included in that 77%. It's not whether it increased your workload on net.