Navigating through turbulence: The AI edition

Two thirds of the global population do not feel optimistic about the future and there are some clear tensions around the perceived impact of AI. The need for strong leadership and clear communication has never been greater.

How can we best build confidence in an AI-dominated future when less than half of employees trust leaders?

As part of Ipsos’ Global Trends series, our Navigating through turbulence: The AI edition report uses responses from over 35,000 adults around the world to answer some key questions:

How is AI’s responsible use, potential misuse, and impact on jobs shaping levels of confidence and trust in organisations?

How can we take a more holistic view of the impact of AI on our professional and personal worlds?

How can our understanding of where people are today help inform our future thinking and strategy, especially around AI adoption?

Want to engage hearts and minds on AI and its impact? Explore Navigating through turbulence: the AI edition.

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