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A government report indicates public sector employees are hesitant to deploy AI in professional duties due to concerns about managerial disapproval. Shame leads staff to believe they won't be taken seriously if they reveal using the technology. Ministers want to boost productivity with AI, but some tasks take longer with the tools.
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