PwC survey of 50,000 workers: AI is creating a two-speed workforce
A PwC survey of about 50,000 workers divides employees into four groups by AI use and sees a two-speed workforce. More than half feel they are falling behind colleagues who are more skilled in AI; Forbes, citing IBM data, reports that only 25% of workers use AI and that CEO attitudes are also a factor.
Who is affected and how
- HR-vezető
- Training and support plans should differ by group, because AI proficiency also affects how secure people feel at work.
- középvezető
- They need to assess the knowledge gap within the team and give targeted support to those falling behind.
Sources
- PwC's huge survey of 50,000 workers says AI is splitting employees into 4 distinct groups - Business Insider Africaafrica.businessinsider.com · Sep 29, 2026
- AI skill levels drive workforce divide: PwC - CFO Divecfodive.com · Sep 29, 2026
- CEO Gap Stalls AI Adoption As IBM Finds Only 25% Of Workers Use It - Forbesforbes.com · Sep 29, 2026
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