Business and diplomatic trends in writing AI
According to the researchers, all sectors they analyzed (complaints from consumers, business communication, vacancies) comparable adoption patterns: sharp increases starting three to four months after the launch of Chatgpt in November 2022, followed by stabilization at the end of 2023.
The age of the organization emerged as the strongest predictor of writing AI in the analysis of the vacancy. Companies that were founded after 2015 showed the adoption percentages up to three times higher than companies that were established before 1980, and reached 10-15 percent AI-modified text in certain roles compared to less than 5 percent for older organizations. Small companies with fewer employees have also included AI more easily than larger organizations.
In investigating business reports per sector, science and technology companies, AI integrated the most extensively, with an adoption rate of 16.8 percent at the end of 2023. Business and financial news (14–15.6 percent) and people and cultural topics (13.6-14.3 percent) showed slightly lower but still important acceptance.
In the international arena, Latin American and Caribbean UN country teams showed the highest acceptance among international organizations with around 20 percent, while African states, Asia-Pacific States and Eastern European states showed more moderate increase to 11-14 percent.
Implications and limitations
In the study, the researchers recognize restrictions in their analysis due to a focus on English -language content. As we said earlier, they also discovered that they could not reliably detect with the AI-generated text or text that was generated by newer models that were instructed to imitate human writing styles. As a result, the researchers suggest that their findings form a lower limit of the actual AI writings tool -acceptance.
The researchers noted that the AI -acceptance plateau in 2024 can reflect the market saturation or more and more advanced LLMs that produces text that avoids detection methods. They conclude that we now live in a world where writing between people and AI is becoming increasingly difficult, with implications for communication in society.
“The growing dependence on content generated by AI can cause challenges in communication,” the researchers write. “In sensitive categories, too much for AI can result in messages that do not tackle problems or the overall release less credible information externally. Overrunity of AI can also introduce public distrust into the authenticity of messages sent by companies.”
