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What are the top AI tools workers use in their workflows?

Gen Z leads in usage of the top three most-used tools.

ChatGPT is the most widely used AI tool among Singaporean workers, with 50% using it to improve their project workflows. 

Data from Reeracoen showed that Gen Z leads usage of ChatGPT (28.6%), followed by Gen Y (26.3%), Gen X (25.6%), and Baby Boomers (19.5%).

After ChatGPT, the most popular AI tools are Grammarly (13.8%) and Canva (11.8%). 

Gen Z dominates usage of Canva (47.5%) and Grammarly (36.3%), whilst Gen Y (40%) is the top user of DALL-E, the fourth most popular tool. 

TensorFlow, ranked fifth, is not used by Baby Boomers.

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