Bosses want you to use AI. Then they credit the AI

The Next Web
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Employees at various companies report being penalized for crediting AI tools like Claude for their work, a phenomenon researchers call the 'AI penalty.' Managers often assume AI did most of the work, which can hinder promotions and raises, leading workers to hide their AI use. Attempts to monitor AI usage through token counts or co-author stamps have proven ineffective or misleading.

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