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Using AI at work is causing ‘brain fry,’ researchers say

March 09, 2026 1 min read 9 views
Using AI at work is causing ‘brain fry,’ researchers say
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Using AI at work is causing ‘brain fry,’ researchers say

Researchers found that some workers using AI in their roles reported a “mental hangover” with a “fog” that caused difficulty focusing.

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