The ECB says that more than half of euro area workers use artificial intelligence
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The ECB says that more than half of euro area workers use artificial intelligence

SAPO Notícias26 August 2026 at 14:14

The European Central Bank revealed that more than half of eurozone workers already use artificial intelligence in their daily work, with users saving an average of three hours of work per week. The study highlights the growing adoption of this technology in the European labor market and its impact on productivity.

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