Workers could save 122 hours a year by adopting AI in admin tasks: Google

April 25, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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Britain could gain £400 billion ($533 billion) from AI-driven growth if it trained its workforce, Google said, after a pilot scheme in the UK showed workers could save more than 120 hours a year by using AI in administrative tasks. Simple steps such as giving workers permission to use AI and a few hours of training to get them started could help double the adoption of the new technology, and in turn boost economic growth, Google said in a report on its pilot scheme, published on Friday.

The US tech giant, which developed the Gemini AI chatbot, said…

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Workers could save 122 hours a year by adopting AI in admin tasks: Google

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Britain could gain £400 billion ($533 billion) from AI-driven growth if it trained its workforce, Google said, after a pilot scheme in the UK showed workers could save more than 120 hours a year by using AI in administrative tasks. Simple steps such as giving workers permission to use AI and a few hours of training to get them started could help double the adoption of the new technology, and in turn boost economic growth, Google said in a report on its pilot scheme, published on Friday.

The US tech giant, which developed the Gemini AI chatbot, said…

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