aceNearly 9 In 10 CEOs Expect To Hire More Workers Despite AI. But The Jobs They Need Are Changing.
A new KPMG survey of 400 American CEOs found that companies are putting greater emphasis on AI skills, employee retraining and redesigned roles. Nearly nine in 10 U.S. chief executives expect to increase their workforce over the next three years despite growing concerns about artificial intelligence replacing workers, according to a new survey that also found companies are changing the skills
Most surveyed U.S. chief executives say they plan to expand their workforces over three years, with AI skills, retraining and redesigned roles getting more emphasis.
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- JournalismInternational Business Times2026-10-15
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