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Two-thirds of construction professionals globally now use AI in some form—but only 19% do so regularly, while nearly half remain out of compliance with RICS's mandatory responsible-AI standard that took effect in March 2026.
A 35-country Digital Education Council survey finds 88% of students and 77% of faculty worldwide now use AI—but North American instructor intent to expand AI is declining, opening a widening assessment and skills-erosion gap.
Bank of America's June 2026 fund manager survey finds 56% of institutional investors call the AI stock cycle a 'boom,' not euphoria — signaling professional money still sees runway in the trade.
A Student Voice survey finds college students are adopting AI tools while worrying about dependence, academic integrity, and career disruption — and broadly frustrated by institutions that still haven't published coherent AI use policies.
The Fed, OCC, and FDIC now probe AI governance in every exam cycle. A June 2026 survey found 72% of banks can't demonstrate AI failure controls on demand — and generative AI has outpaced the SR 26-2 guidance meant to govern it.
U.S. banking regulators are escalating AI examinations at financial institutions, pressing banks on vendor AI risk. A survey found 72% of banks lack a formal AI model kill-switch protocol.
A 2026 NVIDIA survey finds AI deployments generating measurable returns across radiology, pathology, and drug discovery as clinical adoption crosses from pilots into sustained enterprise deployment.
The share of school districts without AI guidelines dropped from 43% to 21% in a single year, and AI policy has now surpassed cybersecurity as the top technology concern for district leaders, according to a new EdWeek Market Brief survey.
The Cloud Security Alliance's 2026 survey finds 92 percent of security professionals concerned about AI agents holding excessive permissions across enterprise systems — with only 37 percent of organizations having formal governance policies in place.
Ericsson surveyed 455 senior telecom executives and found a striking divide: nearly all are confident AI and 5G SA will unlock revenue, but most haven't begun implementing either.
A February 2026 Gallup survey of 23,717 employees confirms AI has crossed the 50% adoption threshold in the U.S. workplace — and finds that workers closest to AI are the most anxious about it.
A Redfin survey finds nearly half of U.S. residents oppose AI data center construction near their homes, with some projects already abandoned or relocated — creating a geographic constraint on the AI buildout that rivals power availability.
Growing numbers of Americans are turning to AI tools to supplement — and in some cases replace — in-person medical consultations, raising urgent questions about diagnostic accuracy, liability, and health equity.
Three in four large organizations now have a Chief AI Officer — up from 26% just a year ago. IBM's survey of 2,000 CEOs across 33 countries reveals how fast the C-suite is being restructured for AI.
Nearly half of insurance executives say governance failures have directly derailed AI projects — even as the sector deploys AI faster than its compliance infrastructure can keep up.
A survey of over 1,100 professional music producers finds AI tools in widespread studio use — but facing a credibility gap. Human creativity, rights, and emotional judgment remain non-negotiable.
A Sonarworks survey of over 1,100 professional music producers finds broad acceptance of AI for technical studio tasks and deep skepticism toward AI generating lyrics, melodies, or making aesthetic decisions.
A new NVIDIA survey finds 89% of financial services firms plan to increase AI investment over the next 12 months, up from 65% last year, as the industry shifts from experimental pilots to measurable returns.
A new Gallup survey finds 18% of US workers believe AI will eliminate their job within five years — rising to 23% at organizations that have already deployed AI tools.
A new NVIDIA survey finds 89% of telecom companies plan to grow AI spending — up from 65% last year — with network automation now the industry's top AI priority ahead of customer experience.