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Is AI making the workplace lonelier?

“AI is transforming the way we work and increasing automation, but it’s connection, creativity, and culture that remain at the heart of thriving organisations,” Donald said in a statement.
“As companies adopt new tools, they must also prioritise human interaction — those day-to-day meetings and opportunities to collaborate that foster a sense of belonging and spark innovation across teams.”
Importance of in-office time
To improve human interaction in the workplace, various employers across the world have been implementing office-return policies after years of working from home. Among the reasons cited are boosting productivity, enhancing connections, and improving workplace culture.
Despite ongoing resistance to office-return policies, 76% of employees in MOO’s poll said productivity is more effective in the office than at home (61%).
They also see the value of connecting at work, with over 80% saying they participate in team-building activities or social events.
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