U.S. business AI adoption reaches 56.1% in August, but the biggest spenders cut per-employee outlays from $7,976 to $7,205 as frontier models’ token share slips to 45% and open-source or Chinese options remain used by just 6.4% of AI-buying firms.
A new NBC News poll reveals that fears about artificial intelligence are uniting a deeply divided America, with concerns cutting across age, race, education, and political lines, even as more Americans are actively using the technology.
Indeed's new AI exposure metric reveals tech-heavy cities like San Jose and Seattle face the highest risk of job transformation, as 55% of Gen Z adults grow more concerned than excited about AI's impact on their careers.
A new survey of 1,686 U.S. workers exposes a sharp divide over AI use among junior employees, with 35% demanding an outright ban as experts warn over-reliance on AI risks stunting early-career skill development at a time when entry-level jobs are already under threat.
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals young adults under 30 are sharply divided on AI chatbots and creativity, with 25% saying they help and 20% saying they hurt, while older Americans largely avoid the technology altogether — and across all U.S. adults, over half still don't use AI chatbots …
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals that 52% of Americans are now more concerned than excited about AI — up from 37% in 2021 — with 71% believing AI will eliminate jobs over the next 20 years, and even adults under 30 hitting a majority worry threshold for the …
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals a stunning reversal: 55% of Gen Z adults now fear AI more than they embrace it, driven by job displacement anxiety, with 71% of all adults believing AI will eliminate jobs within two decades — pushing young workers toward trade careers and actively …
The UK graduate job market has plummeted to a 5-year low as employers slash entry-level hiring in favor of AI-fluent experienced workers, creating a stark divide between candidates who can leverage artificial intelligence and those who cannot.
A new OpenAI Economic Research report finds that 43.5% of occupation-specific ChatGPT messages involve tasks from different job roles, revealing AI is rapidly dissolving traditional professional boundaries, with small businesses leading the shift as workers use ChatGPT to perform work once reserved for specialists.
A sample of 1.2 million Claude Cowork sessions reveals business operations tasks dominate usage at 33.4%, nearly four times the 8.7% share held by software development, with roughly half of all usage falling into cross-role, supportive tasks rather than core job functions.