CEOs and employees see AI rollout very differently, surveys find a 41-point gap
nordicinst · x · 2026-10-24
NYT reports a stark divide on AI adoption: a Milken Institute-Harris Poll survey finds over two-thirds of business leaders expect to be financially better off in five years because of AI, versus just 27% of US workers — a 41-point gap. A Wharton report shows 75% of leaders say AI has significantly changed how work gets done, vs 58% of entry/midlevel employees. Workers worry more about replacement and trust executives less: 'corner offices and cubicles... living in completely different realities.'
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