AI will create jobs, U.S. CEOs say in survey

A new KPMG survey has found that U.S. business leaders are coalescing around a belief in AI as a force for job creation rather than destruction, according to a report on finance.yahoo.com headlined 'AI will create jobs, U.S. CEOs say in survey.' The survey is described as capturing the views of U.S. chief executives. According to the excerpt, the finding is that these business leaders are converging on AI as a force for job creation rather than destruction.

The same survey also found that 53% of CEOs are still planning workforce reductions in some areas, according to the excerpt. The excerpt does not specify which areas those reductions would affect, how many roles are involved, or the timeframe over which they would occur. It also does not state how many CEOs were surveyed, when the survey was conducted, or how the questions were worded. The two findings are presented together in the same report.

The excerpt does not attribute the planned reductions to AI, and it does not state whether the roles being cut and the roles the CEOs expect AI to create are in the same companies or sectors. It also does not name any of the CEOs or companies that took part. The survey's findings are reported at the level of U.S. business leaders as a group, with no breakdown by industry, company size, or region. The report does not include the survey questions or the full set of responses, and no further methodology details appear in the excerpt.