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Stop using AI for these 9 work tasks - here's why

ZDNet - Artificial Intelligence
Aug 16, 2025 10:00
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The article highlights nine work tasks where using AI can be risky, such as providing legal advice or handling sensitive customer service interactions, due to potential errors and lack of accountability. It cautions that while AI can enhance productivity, inappropriate use may lead to serious operational problems, underscoring the need for careful integration of AI in workplace processes.

AI can boost productivity, but it can also derail your entire operation. From fake legal advice to customer service nightmares, here are nine places AI doesn't belong at work.
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