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Maybe re-read the title
The article, if you read it, says that the 90 minutes is compared to those who don't use AI, i.e. a different population. I think they're asking whether those same people who use AI and work longer also worked longer before AI
I read it multiple times. I don't see rhe answer.
90 minutes more than what? More than before AI? More than people with a complete different job?
No, I'm not reading an article because the headline is un-informative. I skip the article because the headline is click-baity.
This time I gave the article a second chance, and that was a waste of time.
The teaser text is clear about it being in comparison to those who don't use ai.
Thank you.