ITOKI and Matsuo Institute use AI to analyze how 854 people work; the number of meetings, rather than their length, affects next-day mental well-being

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ITOKI and Matsuo Institute are reported to have used AI to analyze work-style data from 854 people.

The analysis suggests that the number of meetings, rather than the time spent in meetings, may affect mental state the following day.

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SubjectAI analysis of the work styles of 854 people

CollaborationJoint analysis by ITOKI and Matsuo Institute

MethodAnalyzing work styles using AI

Key findingThe number of meetings affects mental state the following day

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