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A new confidence survey from Bentley University and Gallup finds that 84% of Americans consider it important for companies to prevent large pay gaps between CEOs and employees. However, just 15% believe businesses are actually succeeding at keeping that gap in check.
New survey data cited in the report shows AI has become routine at work: Gallup found 52% of U.S. employees and 68% of professional services workers were using AI by February 2026, while Thomson Reuters found 74% of professionals use AI several times a week. The report examines how this rapid adoption raises questions about professional judgment and legal accountability when AI tools make errors.
A Gallup survey commissioned by Microsoft, covering roughly 1,000 respondents each in 37 of a planned 140 countries between April and July, found that 68% of Americans who use AI daily still report concern about it, with worry rising further among less-frequent users. Overall, 74% of Americans said they feel worried about AI, and only 36% expect it to mostly benefit the country, placing the U.S. among the most anxious nations surveyed. Canada showed a similar pattern, with 29% using AI daily and 64% of those aware of the technology expressing concern.