AI creates a 'verification tax' as humans check its output

Economic and corporate research shows limited AI efficiency gains, while surveys by Workday, Google, MIT and others point to a human 'verification tax' bottleneck. As AI automates office tasks, it also creates a new type of human work: checking its results.

• Research shows limited efficiency gains from AI adoption
• Workday, Google and MIT surveys point to a 'verification tax' bottleneck
• Verifying AI output has become a new type of human work