#Employment
9bookmarks tagged with "Employment"
across 1 category: AI & Public Opinion
US Workers Are More Worried Than Hopeful About Future AI Use in the Workplace
pewresearch.org • Oct 17, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
Pew Research survey of 5,273 US workers finds 52% worried about AI use in workplaces vs 27% excited. Workers who've used AI tools report positive outcomes (59% saved time, 46% improved work quality). Education and income gaps emerge: higher earners 3x more likely to use AI. Concerns focus on job loss and declining importance of human skills.
resources:PwC 2025 Global AI Jobs Barometer
pwc.com • Oct 17, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
PwC analysis of nearly one billion job ads across six continents examining AI's impact on employment. Finds jobs growing 38% in AI-exposed occupations vs 65% in less-exposed roles. Documents 56% wage premium for AI skills (up from 25% last year). Shows degree requirements declining 7pp in AI-augmented jobs. Reveals skills evolution 66% faster in AI-exposed industries.
resources:Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Research Hub
gallup.com • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
75% of Americans believe AI will reduce total jobs over next 10 years. 77-79% don't trust businesses to use AI responsibly, but 57% say transparency would help. Majority believe AI does equal harm and good (56%), with 31% thinking it does more harm than good.
resources:What the public thinks about AI and the implications for governance
brookings.edu • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
49% of US respondents believe AI risks outweigh benefits. 71% globally disagree that AI regulation is not needed. 82% of US voters believe tech executives can't be trusted to self-regulate. 53% of US adults expect AI to increase unemployment.
Optimism and Anxiety: Views on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Higher Education's Response
gallup.com • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
73% of Americans believe AI will eliminate more jobs than it creates. Up to 47% of US jobs at risk within 20 years. Explores workforce displacement concerns and education/retraining needs for AI economy.
resources:The Ipsos AI Monitor 2024 - APAC Report
ipsos.com • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
Asia-Pacific shows highest AI excitement globally. Third annual survey across 32 countries. People trust AI more than humans to avoid discrimination (54% vs 45%). 36% expect AI to replace their jobs, with higher education workers most concerned.
resources:The Ipsos AI Monitor 2024 - Global Report
ipsos.com • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
53% excited about AI products vs 50% nervous. 37% think AI will improve their job vs 16% worsen. 67% claim good AI understanding (72% Gen Z, 58% Boomers). 37% worry AI will worsen disinformation. Anglosphere and Europe most skeptical, Asia most optimistic.
resources:Global Views on AI 2023 - Ipsos Global Advisor
ipsos.com • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
67% claim good AI understanding but only 51% know which products use AI. Nearly equal nervousness (52%) vs excitement (54%). 36% of workers expect AI to replace their job. Emerging markets AI-enthusiastic, high-income countries AI-wary. Nervousness increased most since previous survey.
resources:YouGov / Artificial Intelligence Poll Results (March 2024)
yougov.net • Aug 3, 2025 • AI & Public Opinion
Survey of 1,073 US adults (March 14-18 2024). 54% feel cautious about AI, 49% concerned. 44% use AI tools, text generation (23%) and chatbots (22%) most common. Only 31% say AI makes life easier. 55% don't trust AI for unbiased decisions, 62% for ethical decisions. 3% experienced AI-related job loss.
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