Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Indians Second in World to Feel AI Will Positively Impact Jobs
Many people around the world are wondering how artificial intelligence, or AI, will change their jobs.
A recent study found that people in India are very hopeful, with many thinking AI will make their jobs better.
Only a small number worry AI will take their jobs.
In fact, people in Egypt are even more optimistic.
The study also showed that some people are worried and are already looking for new jobs.
Experts say it's important to talk openly about AI and help people learn new skills to build trust.
India has the second-highest percentage of employees (34%) who believe AI will positively impact their jobs.
Egypt leads with 36% of employees holding a similar optimistic view.
Only 17% of Indian employees think AI will replace their jobs.
Around 30% of respondents globally believe they could be replaced by AI and are seeking new jobs.
Employees in sectors like technology services and banking showed a positive outlook on AI's impact.
- Who
- ADP Research surveyed 38,000 working adults.
- What
- A report indicating global perspectives on the impact of AI on jobs.
- When
- The report's findings were released on Monday.
- Where
- The report includes data from across the globe, with a focus on India.
- Why
- To understand how employees feel about the future of their jobs in relation to AI.
- India's Optimism
- 34% of Indian employees feel AI will improve their jobs
- Global Leader
- Egypt (36% feel AI will improve jobs)
- Job Replacement Concern (India)
- 17% of Indian employees fear replacement by AI
- Seeking New Jobs
- 30% of respondents are seeking new jobs due to AI concerns
- Surveyed Population
- 38,000 working adults