I lavoratori britannici impiegano quasi sei ore alla settimana a occuparsi dei bot
Sintesi redazionale: I guadagni in termini di produttività vanno persi perché il personale deve guidare passo passo l'IA e correggere i suoi errori. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/06/10/brit-workers-waste-nearly-six-hours-a-week-botsitting/5253483
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