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Gallup

15 Interestana reports mention Gallup, newest first. Each is summarised from the original reporting and links back to its publisher.

Reports mentioning Gallup

Fortune3 min read
AI Adoption Triggers Workplace Grief, Expert Warns

The rapid and widespread adoption of artificial intelligence in the workplace is creating a "psychological crisis of grief" across corporate America, according to the co-founder and executive director of Reimagine, an organization focused on collective grieving.

Realtor.com4 min read
Data Centers Become Midterm Election Flashpoint

Data center development has emerged as a significant political flashpoint in the current US midterm elections, with widespread public opposition prompting candidates in tight races to re-evaluate their stances. Thousands of proposed and ongoing data center projects across the nation…

Fast Company4 min read
American Workers Grow More Skeptical of AI as Workplace Adoption Rises

Artificial intelligence (AI) is facing a significant public relations challenge, with American workers exhibiting increasing disillusionment as their exposure to the technology grows. While AI has been a subject of public apprehension for some time, with a 2024 Pew Research…

Fast Company3 min read
Employees Use AI More Than Leaders Realize

Organizations face a significant change management challenge as employees are adopting artificial intelligence at a rate far exceeding leadership's perception. McKinsey's Superagency in the Workplace report indicates that employees are utilizing generative AI three times more than their leaders are…

Fast Company3 min read
The AI credibility gap is real

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence in businesses faces a significant credibility gap, despite confident claims of being "AI-first" or "AI-native." Last year, MIT research indicated that billions of dollars invested in enterprise Generative AI pilot projects yielded no measurable…

Fast Company3 min read
The backlash against AI, in 4 charts

Opposition to AI data centers in the United States has significantly increased, with a Heatmap survey in May revealing that 55% of respondents strongly opposed a data center being built near their homes, a substantial rise from 24% in August…