AI slop isn’t limited to cringey cat videos on Facebook anymore; it has made its way into the workplace.

The Harvard Business Review recently coined a term for low-quality, AI-generated work documents—workslop. The respected business publication argues that this growing pile of phoned-in memos and reports is one reason many companies are seeing little return on their AI investments.

The report lands as the AI industry keeps booming. The U.N. recently projected the global AI market will rocket from $189 billion in 2023 to a staggering $4.8 trillion by 2033 . In the U.S., the share of employees who say they use AI at least a few times a year has nearly doubled from 21% to 40%, according to Gallup . And Accenture reported that the number of companies running fully AI-driven processes n

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