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A randomized field experiment with 316 employees across 42 teams shows that grounded GenAI—AI systems customized with firm knowledge—significantly increases employees' centrality in collaboration and knowledge-sharing networks while boosting productivity and satisfaction. Specialists become more sought-after knowledge hubs, whereas generalists gain larger productivity improvements, revealing heterogeneous, role-dependent effects.
The study reframes AI adoption as organizational design: deploy grounded AI as collaboration infrastructure, provide role-specific training, manage network overload, and align performance systems to reward knowledge-sharing as well as output to sustain long-term value.
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By The Article ReviewA randomized field experiment with 316 employees across 42 teams shows that grounded GenAI—AI systems customized with firm knowledge—significantly increases employees' centrality in collaboration and knowledge-sharing networks while boosting productivity and satisfaction. Specialists become more sought-after knowledge hubs, whereas generalists gain larger productivity improvements, revealing heterogeneous, role-dependent effects.
The study reframes AI adoption as organizational design: deploy grounded AI as collaboration infrastructure, provide role-specific training, manage network overload, and align performance systems to reward knowledge-sharing as well as output to sustain long-term value.
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.