More room for ideas.
Of surveyed AI users said it helps them be more creative.
Microsoft + LinkedIn, 2024 [1]WORK, RECONSIDEREDA HUMAN CASE FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Less busywork.
More human.
We didn’t dream of growing up to clear an inbox. AI can make room for the work—and the life—we actually want.
The point isn’t to do more of everything.It’s to do more of what matters.
LESS REPETITION.MORE IMAGINATION.MORE LIFE.
01 / A LITTLE PERSPECTIVETHREE FINDINGS. A BIGGER POSSIBILITY.
Optimism, with
something behind it.
There’s a practical case for AI that starts with people. Less friction in the day. More attention for the things only we can bring.
Time worth giving back.
Saved per week, on average, estimated by U.S. public K–12 teachers using AI weekly.
Gallup + Walton, 2025 [2]Work is being rethought.
Workers worldwide are in occupations with some potential exposure to generative AI.
ILO + NASK, 2025 [3]Different studies, different populations. Reported benefits and estimated exposure aren’t guarantees. See the findings in context.
A job is more
than a to-do list.
A teacher’s attention. A designer’s taste. The care behind a small business. The best use of AI is to make more space for what makes your work yours.
Find the human partLet’s make the time
saved time well spent.
AI can be part of the solution to an overloaded workday. Getting there takes training, a voice for workers, and benefits that reach the people doing the work.
Some roles will be disrupted or displaced. The opportunity is real; so is the responsibility to support people through the change.