Is AI going to affect the number of jobs in your company in the next 12 months?

Culture & ValuesMachine Learning (ML)

Yes, more jobs created53%

Yes, jobs lost to AI32%

Other (please comment)14%

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Deputy Chief Technology and Innovation Officer in Services (non-Government)4 months ago

We are maintaining a flat structure while repurposing resources to sharpen our focus on AI enablement, setting in motion a compounding effect that continually expands our capacity to harness the full spectrum of AI capabilities.

CIO in Educationa year ago

no impact to the number of jobs created or lost.

Field Chief information Security Officer (CISO) for Public Sector & Client Advisor in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

I'd love to hear comments from the people who answer - "Yes, more jobs created." What types of jobs are the new ones? Why (and how) is AI creating these jobs?

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Director of IT in Insurance (except health)a year ago

I expect that AI will reduce the need for certain types of jobs over time but will also lead to the creation of other roles. 

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Engineering Managera year ago

No impact from AI to the number of jobs

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