sweat

1. No one is sweating because AI is working hard instead of them.

2. People don't need to sweat in a highly organized company.

Do these two look natural?

Question

sweat

1. No one is sweating because AI is working hard instead of them.

2. People don't need to sweat in a highly organized company.

Do these two look natural?

Answer

Your sentences are understandable, but they could be slightly refined for more natural flow. Here are my suggestions:

1. "No one is sweating because AI is doing the hard work for them."  
   - Tip: "Working hard instead of them" sounds a bit awkward. "Doing the hard work for them" is more natural.

2. "People don’t need to break a sweat in a highly organized company."  
   - Tip: The phrase "don’t need to sweat" is okay, but "don’t need to break a sweat" is a more common idiom in English.

Both revised versions sound more natural while keeping your original meaning.