Charts show how AI tools are being adopted differently by tech workers

A startup office in India

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With YouGov’s help, Indeed surveyed more than 1,000 tech workers between May 22 and June 10 to uncover trends in how AI is being adopted across the industry.

The first takeaway: AI adoption is widespread, but integration is uneven. Most tech professionals said their company has adopted AI in some capacity, but the extent varies:

Most tech workers are incorporating AI into their daily workflows, some as a key part of their role, others more ad hoc:

Finally, tech talent sees clear benefits to AI adoption:

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