Have you ever done research? It's very difficult to construct your measurements in such a way that they measure what you want them to. So in just your quoted statement there are many sources of uncertainty.
* what's a typical job? How did Google resample their data to make it representative of the typical job?
* is this all jobs, or just work-related Gemini conversations that they've classified as such?
* what's the denominator here? How do they know how many tasks there are that weren't subject to conversation with Gemini?
* how reliable is their classification of conversations as work related or not?
Accurately measuring this is so complex that to present the conclusion in such a confident way is bordering on farcical.
* what's a typical job? How did Google resample their data to make it representative of the typical job?
* is this all jobs, or just work-related Gemini conversations that they've classified as such?
* what's the denominator here? How do they know how many tasks there are that weren't subject to conversation with Gemini?
* how reliable is their classification of conversations as work related or not?
Accurately measuring this is so complex that to present the conclusion in such a confident way is bordering on farcical.