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PwC survey of 49,000 workers finds most are falling behind on AI skills

PwC surveyed 49,364 workers in 48 countries. AI use is up 10 points in a year, but only half say they can get the training they need, down from 59%.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TNW | Future-of-work

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PwC survey of 49,000 workers finds most are falling behind on AI skills
Image: The PwC Centre in Wellington, New Zealand

Nearly two-thirds of workers have used AI at work in the past year. Yet fewer say they can get the training they need, PwC found in its 2026 Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey. The firm surveyed 49,364 workers across 48 countries and regions in May and June. It published the results on Tuesday.

In all, 64% of workers had used AI at work in the past 12 months, up 10 points on last year. The share using generative AI…

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