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R0031/2026-03-27/C003 — Claim Definition

Claim as Received

57% of workers hide their AI use at work (attributed to KPMG/University of Melbourne study of over 48,000 workers across 47 countries).

Claim as Clarified

The claim asserts that 57% of employees conceal their AI usage at work, from the same KPMG/Melbourne study used in C001. The claim says "48,000 workers" but the study surveyed the general public — 48,000+ people, of whom a subset were employees.

BLUF

Confirmed. The KPMG press release explicitly states 57% of employees hide their AI use and present AI-generated work as their own. The attribution is correct.

Scope

  • Domain: Workplace AI usage behavior
  • Timeframe: November 2024 to January 2025
  • Testability: Direct verification against KPMG/Melbourne published materials

Assessment Summary

Probability: Almost certain (95-99%)

Confidence: High

Hypothesis outcome: H1 prevails — the claim matches the source exactly.

[Full assessment in assessment.md.]

Status

Field Value
Date created 2026-03-27
Date completed 2026-03-27
Researcher profile None provided
Prompt version Unified Research Standard v1.0-draft
Revisit by 2027-03-27
Revisit trigger Next wave of KPMG/Melbourne survey