A recent workforce poll of nearly 20,000 workers, by the prominent pollster Gallup, found that the percentage of U.S. employees who say they have used AI in their jobs at least a few times a year has nearly doubled since its 2023 poll, from 21% to 40%. The percentage of U.S. employees frequently using AI in their jobs has also nearly doubled to 19%.

If 2023 was about increasing adoption of AI coming out of the pandemic, experts are saying 2025-26 will be when companies implement deeper changes in the workplace based on ever more pervasive AI.

A recent study found that 35% of Gen X and 33% of millennials feel worse off than their parents, far more than the 19% of baby boomers and 17% of Gen Z who say the same. Job losses due to AI joins crushing student loan debt, stagnant wages, and soaring housing costs as key factors in causing many Gen Xers and millennials to doubt if they will ever achieve the same financial stability as their parents.

Various experts have weighed in with a range of predictions regarding productivity increases, from 15% over ten years (Goldman Sachs) to as high as 34% (McKinsey Global Institute)

polled 2,500 professionals, finding that 77% of workers say that generative AI has actually decreased their productivity and increased their workloads. According to the report, many workers feel “overwhelmed by the added workload and complexity it brings,”

studies confirm what others, such as the New York Federal Reserve, have found, namely that entry-level positions and work opportunities for recent college graduates have “deteriorated noticeably.”

Labor research firm Revelio Labs has found that postings for entry-level jobs have declined by about 35% since January 2023.

A new study from Stanford University’s Erik Brynjolfsson found that young workers aged 22–25 in “highly AI-exposed” jobs, such as software developers, accountants, and customer service agents, are being replaced by AI at a rapid rate.

Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, one of the largest software companies in the world for business productivity applications, says that AI is already doing 30% to 50% of all the work at his company, and he believes that growth will continue.

experts who expect quick implementation over the next decade with an impact “exceeding that of the Industrial Revolution.”

Goldman Sachs, one of the world’s largest investment banks, has projected that 300 million jobs around the world could be lost to AI automation over the next 10 years, affecting 25% of the global labor market.

Today, at our Google Cloud event, we’re announcing Gemini Enterprise, the new front door for AI in the workplace.

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