Automating existing processes provides limited gains. Bigger leaps come from new workflows and organizational structures.

A Gallup poll also found that 15% of employees believe they are likely to be replaced by AI, automation or robots.

A new Gallup survey reports that 40% of US employees now use AI at least a few times per year, up from 21% two years ago.

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We asked three experts what fresh college graduates can do to prepare as artificial intelligence changes how Americans work.