Table 2

Overview of insights from empirical studies

StimulatingMasteryAutonomousRelationalTolerable
Education+AI designs creative and engaging learning materials+AI develops tailored learning materials+AI provides new instructional approaches+AI personalizes learning activities, increasing inclusivity+AI-assisted planning and development reduces burnout
Finance+/−AI supports access to complex tasks but takes on decision-making responsibility−AI decision-making systems devalue FLE knowledge+/−AI supports access to complex tasks but takes on decision-making responsibility−AI decision-making hinders relationship development+AI creates new demands and elevates sales targets
Healthcare+/−AI analytical tools solve complex problems but over-streamline roles+/−AI diagnostic support increases competence but reduces self-confidence−AI algorithms constrain independent judgment+AI automation enables deeper patient interactions+/−AI automation boosts productivity but creates technical overload
Hospitality+GenAI and service robots create novel service experiences+AI feedback enables self-directed learning+AI guides customers and employees to meet mutual needs and abilities+AI and service robots facilitate co-creation+AI removes mundane tasks and standardizes workflows
Retail+/−AI performs administrative tasks but poses adaptation challenges+/−AI analytics improved customer interactions but devalued personal knowledge+/−AI increases control over the sales approach, but surveillance is restrictive+AI automation enables deeper customer interactions+AI removes mundane tasks and standardizes workflows

Note(s): + indicates a positive effect, − indicates a negative effect on the corresponding SMART work design category

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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