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Human-Centric AI Adoption and Its Influence on

Worker Productivity: An Empirical Investigation
Natalia Shchepkina1,*, Ramnarayan2, Navdeep Dhaliwal3, Ravikiran K4, Richa Nangia5,
Manish Kumar6
1 Department of management and innovation, National Research University Moscow State University
of Civil Engineering, 129337 Yaroslavskoe shosse, 26, Moscow, Russia
2 Uttaranchal Institute of Technology, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun, 248007
3 Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India
4 Associate Professor, GRIET, Bachupally, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
5 K R Mangalam University, Gurgaon, Haryana, India 122003
6GD Goenka University, Sohna, Haryana, India

*Corresponding author: natasha.chepkina@mail.ru

Abstract. This empirical study looks at how the industrial sector is

affected by the deployment of human-centric AI and finds some amazing
changes in the workplace. Following implementation, employee
productivity increased by 35.5%, demonstrating the significant advantages
of AI in automating repetitive jobs and improving overall efficiency.
Simultaneously, job satisfaction increased by a significant 20.6%,
highlighting the alignment of AI with worker well-being. Employee skill
development increased by 29.6% as a result of structured AI training, which
is consistent with the larger goals of adopting AI that is human-centric.
Significant cost reductions of up to 40% of budgets were also realized by
departments, resulting in significant economic benefits. These revelations
highlight the revolutionary potential of AI integration in Industry 5.0,
promoting a harmonic convergence of intelligent technology and human
skills for an industrial future that is more productive, happy, and financially
stable.

Keywords. Cost savings, worker productivity, employee happiness, human-centric AI

adoption.

1 Introduction
The merging of artificial intelligence (AI) with human talents marks a revolutionary turning
point in the modern industrial environment. Increased automation and connection were made
possible by Industry 4.0, but Industry 5.0 ushers in a new age in which human workers
collaborate with cutting-edge AI technologies to take the lead. Empirical investigation is
necessary to fully understand the ramifications of this paradigm shift toward a human-centric
approach, especially with regard to worker productivity [1]–[5].

Adopting AI technology inside a framework that prioritizes people marks a change from
conventional industrial methods. It imagines a day when artificial intelligence (AI)
technologies augment the capacities of human laborers, leading to operational procedures
that are more inventive, responsive, and efficient. This study is based on the basic concept
that worker productivity may be greatly impacted by a well-planned integration of AI in the
workplace [6]–[12]. Given the growing integration of AI technologies across industries,
ranging from manufacturing to services, it is essential to comprehend how worker
productivity is affected by the deployment of human-centric AI. An empirical inquiry that

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explores the numerous consequences of AI is necessary for its successful integration into the
workplace. Conducting such research is essential to building a fruitful and peaceful future
for AI and human labor. This study sets out on an empirical quest to unravel the complex
dynamics of the adoption of human-centric AI and how it affects worker productivity.
Through methodical data collection and analysis, we want to clarify the degree to which
worker productivity may be increased by carefully integrating AI technology. Our study
explores a number of workplace aspects, such as employee happiness, worker productivity
indicators, AI training, skill development, and AI-related cost reductions [13]–[17].

The importance of data-driven insights in creating a more productive and efficient workplace
is shown by this empirical research. It confirms that AI is a transformational force rather than
just a tool that, when used with a human-centered approach, has the potential to completely
change the way we operate. With this study, we want to contribute to the design of an
industrial future that is more sustainable, harmonious, and productive by offering extensive
empirical data that contributes to the current conversation on AI adoption in Industry 5.0
[18]–[21].
1.1 Goals of the Research
The following are the main aims of this research:

• To Measure and Assess Worker Productivity: To measure and assess worker

productivity empirically in the context of the deployment of human-centric AI.
Analyzing productivity measures including production, efficiency, and performance
is part of this goal.
• Analyzing Employee Satisfaction: Examining and evaluating how the deployment of
human-centric AI affects workers' well-being and job satisfaction while accounting
for aspects such as work-life balance and job satisfaction.
• To Review AI Training and Skill Development: To evaluate the impact of AI training
initiatives on employee skill development and the degree to which the workforce is
prepared to work with AI systems.
• Analyzing AI-Related Cost Savings: This study aims to measure and assess the cost
savings associated with the implementation of AI in various departments, taking into
account operational efficiency and resource allocation.
To Gain a Complete Understanding of the Holistic Impact: To provide a thorough grasp of
the holistic effects of worker productivity resulting from the deployment of human-centric
AI, taking into account all relevant factors such as efficiency, job satisfaction, skill
development, and potential economic consequences.

This study intends to provide empirical insights into the relationship between worker
productivity and human-centric AI adoption by addressing these research goals, therefore
promoting a more nuanced knowledge of how AI technologies impact the contemporary
workplace.
2 Review of Literature
A new age in the industrial environment has begun with the integration of Artificial
Intelligence (AI) into the workplace within a human-centric framework. This part explores
the fundamental elements of this paradigm shift, clarifying the possible effects of AI adoption
on worker productivity and examining the driving forces behind this change [22]–[25].

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2.1 Human-Centered Adoption of AI

Adoption of human-centric AI marks a dramatic shift from earlier industrial paradigms. In
contrast to Industry 4.0, which prioritized automation and connectivity, Industry 5.0 takes a
collaborative approach, stressing the use of AI technology to enhance human skills. AI is
intended to be a tool for worker empowerment, resulting in more creative, adaptable, and
productive industrial processes.
2.2 Effect on Employee Output
The literature's main focus is on the possible impact of AI adoption on labor productivity.
Scholars have proposed that intelligent AI integration may improve worker performance via
data-driven insights, decision-making process simplification, and repetitive job automation.
Empirical studies have attempted to quantify this influence using performance indicators
including production, efficiency, and overall performance. The results imply that worker
productivity may increase significantly when AI is used wisely to supplement human labor
[26]–[32].
2.3 Employee Contentment and Wellness
The literature also emphasizes how crucial it is to take worker happiness and wellbeing into
account when implementing human-centric AI. Employee responsibilities may change when
regular and repetitive jobs are taken over by AI. Work-life balance and job happiness are
important variables to evaluate as changes in responsibilities and expectations at work may
have an impact on overall job satisfaction. A key issue in the adoption of human-centric AI
is making sure that workers in an environment where AI is a collaborator feel appreciated
and supported [33]–[39].
2.4 AI Education and Talent Development
Employees often need training and skill development in order to collaborate with AI systems
efficiently. The body of research emphasizes how important organized AI training programs
are for getting the workforce ready for AI integration. Initiatives for skill development and
upskilling being investigated as ways to provide staff members the knowledge and abilities
needed to communicate with AI systems, increasing worker productivity and flexibility in
general[40].
2.5 Economic Consequences: Cost Savings Associated with AI
One of the main topics of the literature is the financial effects of using AI in various areas.
AI can save costs by allocating resources more efficiently and improving operational
effectiveness. The study investigates how these savings are quantified across different
organizational units, which reflects the larger economic backdrop of the deployment of
human-centric AI in the workplace. The literature analysis concludes by highlighting the
revolutionary potential of adopting human-centric AI and its consequences for worker
productivity[41]. It sheds light on the complex connection that exists between AI technology
and the contemporary workplace, highlighting the ways in which intelligent AI
implementation may both boost productivity and creativity and promote employee happiness
and well-being. The review enriches the conversation on AI adoption in Industry 5.0 by
providing a basis for the empirical inquiry that follows[42].
3 Research Methodology
The research technique used in this study is intended to experimentally examine how worker
productivity is affected by the deployment of human-centric AI. The goal of this empirical
study is to clarify the complex dynamics surrounding the incorporation of AI in the
workplace. The main elements of the research approach are delineated in the following
sections:

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3.1 Data Gathering:

• Productivity indicators: Information on production, efficiency, and performance
indicators will be gathered in order to gauge employee productivity. Analyzing
operational data and past performance records will be used to do this[42].
• Employee Satisfaction questionnaires: Structured questionnaires will be given to
workers in order to assess their level of happiness and wellbeing in relation to the
deployment of AI. These questionnaires will evaluate workers' general happiness,
work-life balance, and job satisfaction.
• Data on AI Training and Skill Enhancement: The study will gather information on AI
training initiatives, such as the quantity of training hours imparted and the workers'
skill improvement scores after completing the program.
• Cost Savings Analysis: Financial data from many organizational departments will be
analyzed in order to examine the economic effects of AI adoption. This will include
calculating the cost reductions associated with AI via resource allocation and
operational effectiveness.
3.2 Design of Experiments
A mixed-methods strategy will be used in this study to gather data using both quantitative and
qualitative techniques[43]. Employee satisfaction surveys, productivity measures, and AI
training data will all provide quantitative data, while staff interviews and focus groups will
provide qualitative information.
3.3 Analyzing Data
• Quantitative Analysis: A statistical analysis will be performed on the quantitative data
that has been gathered. We'll utilize regression analysis, correlation analysis, and
descriptive statistics to evaluate the associations between AI adoption and cost
savings, worker productivity, and employee satisfaction.
• Qualitative analytic: To find important themes and insights about employee
experiences and perceptions of AI adoption, qualitative data from focus groups and
interviews will be subjected to content analytic tools[44].
The study collects and analyzes data in accordance with ethical standards. For surveys and
interviews, employee approval will be sought, and throughout the study process, data privacy
and confidentiality will be maintained. Strict controls will be put in place to guarantee the
reliability and validity of the study. Standardized techniques for gathering data, the use of
tested survey tools, and the triangulation of data from many sources to increase the reliability
of the results are some examples of these controls. By using this thorough approach, the study
seeks to provide a thorough and empirically supported evaluation of the effects of worker
productivity and the larger dynamics of the workplace on the adoption of human-centric AI.
The reliability and validity of the study results are enhanced by the technique, which makes it
easier to gather and analyze data in a systematic and comprehensive manner.
4 Results and Discussion
4.1 Efficiency Measures:
When human-centric AI is implemented, worker productivity increases significantly,
according to productivity metrics study. The mean productivity scores before to adoption were
6.2, but the average scores after adoption showed a noteworthy increase, averaging 8.4. This
indicates a remarkable rise in worker productivity of 35.5%. The significant increase in
productivity may be ascribed to artificial intelligence's capacity to mechanize repetitive
operations, provide data-driven perspectives, and optimize the process of making decisions.

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Due to the increased production and operational efficiency, this notable rise has important
economic ramifications as shown in below Table I and Fig 1.

TABLE I. Worker Productivity Metrics

Employee AI Productivity Work
ID Adoption Score (1-10) Hours
Rate (%) Saved
(hours)
1 60 7.8 42
2 80 8.5 54
3 45 7.2 36
4 70 8 48
5 90 8.9 60

5
4
3
2
1

0 50 100 150 200

AI Adoption Rate (%)

Productivity Score (1-10)
Work Hours Saved (hours)

Fig. 1. Worker Productivity Metrics

4.2 Employee Contentment and Wellness:

After AI deployment, there has been a favorable change in employee well-being, according to
a review of employee satisfaction data. The average employee satisfaction score increased
from 6.8 to 8.2, indicating a notable 20.6% rise in work satisfaction. These findings suggest
that the introduction of AI into the workplace has improved work-life balance in addition to
having a favorable impact on employee satisfaction. This outcome may be explained by AI's
ability to automate monotonous jobs so that workers may concentrate on more creative
elements of their jobs. These results demonstrate how employee happiness and wellbeing may
coexist with the implementation of human-centric AI as shown in below Table II and Fig 2,
Fig 3.

TABLE II. Employee Satisfaction and AI Adoption

Employee AI Satisfaction
ID Adoption Score (1-10)
Rate (%)

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1 60 7.4
2 80 8.2
3 45 6.8
4 70 7.9
5 90 8.7

5
3
1
80% 85% 90% 95% 100%

AI Adoption Rate (%)

Satisfaction Score (1-10)

Fig. 2. Employee Satisfaction and AI Adoption

4.3 AI Education and Talent Development:

Training hours and skill improvement are directly correlated, according to a review of data on
AI training and skill enhancement. Workers that received formal AI training showed a 2.1-
point boost in their average skill enhancement score. This increase, which translates into a
29.6% skill gain, highlights the importance of training programs in educating workers for the
incorporation of AI. By giving workers the skills they need to work with AI systems
efficiently, it supports the larger goal of human-centric AI adoption as shown n below Table
II and Table III .

TABLE III. Training and Skill Enhancement

Employee AI Skill
ID Training Enhancement
Hours Score (1-10)
(hours)
1 20 7
2 32 7.8
3 12 6.2
4 28 7.5
5 40 8.3

1
2
3
4
5

Fig. 3.Training and Skill Enhancement

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4.4 Cost-Related Savings using AI:

The examination of data pertaining to cost reductions associated with AI reveals significant
financial gains that arise from the integration of AI in several areas. The HR department, for
instance, was able to save $12,000 annually, or 20% of their whole budget. Even more savings
were achieved by the operations department, which cut costs by $28,000 annually, or 40% of
their whole budget. The application of AI has resulted in enhanced resource allocation and
operational efficiency, which have enabled these noteworthy reductions. This result
emphasizes the financial benefits of using AI and the possibility of cost reductions for
businesses while increasing employee productivity.

TABLE IV. AI-Related Cost Savings

Department Total Percentage
Annual of Savings
Savings (%)
($)
HR 15,000 25
Operations 28,000 40
Sales 12,000 20
IT 10,000 15
Marketing 7,000 10

30,000 45
40
25,000
35
20,000 30
25
15,000
20
10,000 15
10
5,000
5
0 0

Total Annual Savings ($) Percentage of Savings (%)

Fig. 4. AI-Related Cost Savings

The findings and analysis part concludes by highlighting the demonstrable benefits of adopting
human-centric AI on worker productivity, employee happiness, skill development, and cost
savings. These benefits are backed by real numbers and percentage changes. The data-driven
insights give strong proof that, when carefully integrated, AI technologies significantly boost
productivity, improve the quality of life at work, and benefit businesses financially. These
results contribute to the current conversation on the successful integration of AI in the
workplace, which promotes a more productive, happy, and financially stable work
environment as shown in above Table IV and Fig 4.

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5 Conclusion
An innovative story has emerged from the empirical study of human-centric AI adoption in
the modern industrial environment. The findings of this study validate the significant impact
of AI on worker productivity, employee happiness, skill improvement, and cost savings as
Industry 5.0 ushers in a period when human cooperation with AI systems takes center stage.
A noteworthy 35.5% improvement in worker productivity after the implementation of AI is
shown by the examination of productivity measures. This increase might be linked to AI's
ability to automate repetitive operations and provide workers with data-driven insights, which
improves productivity and operational efficiency. It is important to recognize the significant
economic consequences of this increase. Following the use of AI, employee well-being and
work satisfaction show a 20.6% rise. The capacity of AI to automate repetitive jobs has
enhanced work-life balance and increased worker satisfaction. These results highlight how AI
integration may coexist with worker happiness and well-being, which is an important
consideration in contemporary organizations.
The implementation of AI training and skill improvement programs has resulted in a
noteworthy 29.6% rise in skill development among trained personnel. These findings support
the larger goals of human-centric AI adoption by demonstrating the need of organized AI
training programs in educating the workforce for AI cooperation. Cost savings are a clear
indicator of the economic impact of AI adoption; HR and Operations, for example, have seen
savings of 20% and 40% of their overall budgets, respectively. Significant financial gains have
resulted from AI's involvement in streamlining resource allocation and increasing operational
effectiveness. In a larger sense, this study confirms that the adoption of human-centric AI has
the potential to completely transform the contemporary workplace if done so with
consideration. In addition to increasing worker productivity, AI promotes economic benefits,
skill development, and employee pleasure. These data-driven insights provide firms trying to
manage the changing industrial environment invaluable counsel. Adoption of human-centric
AI has unquestionable transformational potential. This study adds to the conversation on the
harmonious integration of AI, establishing the groundwork for an atmosphere at work that is
more productive, fulfilling, and financially stable. This empirical data acts as a compass for
companies as Industry 5.0 develops, directing them toward the development of a peaceful,
cooperative workspace where human laborers and AI systems come together to improve the
industry's future.
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