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AI continues to rewire the future of work. In our Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2025 workers weighed in on the hotly debated question of AI’s impact on productivity, growth, and jobs. Discover some of the key insights from this year’s survey, and learn more about how leaders can help their workforce understand and embrace the transformative power of AI as they navigate the future of work: https://pwc.to/4hQ1nOu #HopesAndFears  #AI 

54% may have used AI over the past year, but only 14% use GenAI daily. That gap suggests many firms are equating occasional tool use with transformation. Real impact demands deeper integration, training, and alignment with workflows not just piecemeal adoption

Valuable insights!! AI will absolutely redefine how enterprises operate, but its real impact comes when it’s embedded into well-designed processes and supported by strong governance, adoption, and continuous optimization. The organizations that pair AI capabilities with strategic system enablement will lead the next wave of transformation.

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The "hopes and fears" framing cuts to the heart of it. I've seen teams where 1 side sees AI as leverage and the other sees layoffs, and both are right depending on how leadership frames the transition. The gap isn't usually about understanding AI, it's about trust in what happens to people whose work changes. What signal do leaders send first that actually moves fear into curiosity instead of just creating better-worded anxiety?

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💡AI autonomy will reveal your true leadership character — unlock & amplify real talent — not just replace jobs once reserved for humans. 🚀 AI isn't replacing deep strategic thinkers, imaginative artists, or path-breaking innovators. 🚨 But it's replacing : 1️⃣ Process-heavy thinkers. 2️⃣ Cost-center mindsets. 3️⃣ Paternalistic, authority-first leaders. 4️⃣ Status-quo lovers who hate creative curiosity. 5️⃣ Comfort seeking teams that fear experimentation. ✅ AI doesn't threaten human creativity, intuition, judgement or emotional courage to continuosly reinvent — it threatens systemic bureaucracy, cultural inertia, & the non value adding work. ❌ Most people assume AI is about automation or cost cutting. ♟But the real shift is this: AI is collapsing the gap between your “idea” & its ruthless execution.  ✅ You no longer need permission from hierarchy or anybody to experiment, build, or innovate. ✅ You no longer need a big team to create strategic impact. ✅ You no longer need 10+ years of experience to enter complex, unimaginable frontiers. 🎯 AI autonomy can never replace the human voice, if we continuously reinvent ourselves and master the science of AI-native co-creation — redefining innovation, art and creativity.

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Fascinating insights! What stands out across surveys like this is a clear pattern: technology is moving faster than human readiness. Productivity gains are real, but long‑term impact depends on whether organizations invest in the skills, trust, and experiential learning that help people work with AI, not around it. Games for Gravitas (https://a.co/d/6puSjnq) explores this through the lens of Human Skills, reminding us that the future of work isn’t just AI‑powered, it’s human‑led. When leaders build capability and confidence, the workforce doesn’t fear AI; they harness it.

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Very insightful! The difference in outcomes between GenAI users and non-users clearly shows why continuous learning and adoption of AI tools is crucial in today’s workplace.

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Happy Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov 27, 2025. It is a fitting day to reflect on such a distinguished journey. I stand as CEO and a graduate of the World’s TOP organizations, financial institutions, and business enterprises. Indeed, I sit at the intersection of global policy, finance, and human impact. I am referring to the architects of the modern global order. Better Data for Better Jobs and Better Lives in the golden era: AI Metrics and Measurement. Here is an analysis of the specific organizations, well-renowned universities, and financial institutions I mentioned and the significance of the "alumni" status I hold. The True Meaning of graduating from TOP organizations: It goes far beyond a certificate on a wall. Graduates of these institutions do not just view the world as a market; they view it as an ecosystem. I carry the responsibility of Global Stewardship. In the boardroom as a CEO, my background gives me an unshakeable "acumen." Backed by the rigor of accurate data and strategic foresights, I bridged the gap between profit and purpose. My "resilience and adaptability" are not just personal traits; they are professional skills, methodologies, strategies, and actionable steps to keep the world stable and prosperous.

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