Similarly, the Aug. 6 data analysis from Chaser showed that tasks including "ASAP" or "!!!" were also completed late at a similar rate. Task requests presented in a neutral but direct fashion were completed late only 31% of the time. Despite underlying desires for artificial intelligence to increase productivity, managers and employees alike have expressed concern about losing problem-solving abilities and developing an AI dependence, among other things. With some workers saying they spend more time managing AI than producing work, another concern among workers is the necessity to babysit AI — a phenomenon known as “botsitting.”