AI in management: are people ready to work under an AI manager?
In the US, only 15% of respondents say they would work under an AI that sets its own tasks and builds schedules. Meanwhile, 80% do not want to swap a human boss for a program, and 70% believe AI development will reduce the number of jobs. The paradox: AI tools have already gone mainstream, yet trust in them remains low.
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According to a Quinnipiac poll, 15% of Americans are willing to work under an AI manager that assigns tasks and builds schedules.
Are people ready to work under AI management?
In a Quinnipiac University poll of 1,397 American adults (March 19–23, 2026), 15% said they are already willing to work under an AI program that assigns tasks and sets schedules. Meanwhile, 80% answered no.
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