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Can the use of AI help move workers to 4-day work week?

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The use of artificial intelligence could make working a shortened work week a possibility for most Canadians, according to a recent report.

More than 90 per cent of the Canadian workforce could have their working hours reduced by 10 per cent with the adoption of large language models (LLM) in the workplace by 2034, report Work Time Reduction Centre of Excellence (WTRCoE) and U.K. research group Autonomy.

LLM is the technology used for AI applications such as ChatGPT, Yahoo Finance noted in its news story, citing the research.

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