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According to the Forbes Research 2025 AI Survey, 94% of executives predict fewer than 5% of jobs will be eliminated by AI. Companies are shifting focus from job replacement to human-AI collaboration through training and cultural change initiatives.
Artificial intelligence will eliminate fewer than 5% of jobs over the next two years while creating more opportunities than it destroys, according to C-suite executives surveyed in the comprehensive Forbes Research 2025 AI Survey. The research, which polled more than 1,000 global leaders about AI adoption and workforce impact, reveals a significantly more optimistic outlook than previous predictions, with 59% of executives believing AI will ultimately create rather than eliminate job opportunities—a substantial increase from just 33% who held this view in 2024.
A new survey reveals just 11% of sustainability professionals feel confident about meeting environmental targets. With teams stretched thin and critical skills missing, organizations must rethink their approach to sustainability resourcing and leadership alignment.
In a startling revelation about corporate sustainability efforts, only 11% of sustainability professionals express confidence in meeting their environmental targets according to a comprehensive European survey. The findings highlight a growing crisis where ambition dramatically outpaces resources, with teams facing budget constraints, skills shortages, and insufficient C-suite support undermining progress toward crucial sustainability goals.
