AI fear is driving employees to slack off, show up late, and even steal coworkers’ lunches

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New research reveals AI-related job insecurity is causing workers to behave badly in the office.

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2026-10-15 18:00 · Fast Company AI
AI fear is driving employees to slack off, show up late, and even steal coworkers’ lunches

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