"Though while LinkedIn is super keen to showcase the benefits of generative AI, given that its parent company Microsoft has invested billions into AI development, the data also shows that the latest AI tools are not as transformative as some AI industry folk are keen to present, and that there are limits to the value of AI tools in many respects."
"So, as you would expect, a lot of professionals are using AI in their day-to-day work, though many are still developing their usage. As per LinkedIn: Only 32% of respondents in our latest benchmark survey rated their expertise as extremely good,' remaining flat from last year's report. Even leadership is at a deficit, with just 38% of CMOs saying they feel highly confident in their AI skills."
Adoption of recent AI tools is increasing across professional roles, but deep expertise remains limited. Only 32% of respondents rated their expertise as 'extremely good,' remaining flat from last year's benchmark. Just 38% of CMOs report high confidence in their AI skills, indicating leadership skill gaps and a need for more training. Professionals commonly add AI-related skills to profiles while organizations deploy AI to enhance ad targeting through Buyer Groups and Predictive Audiences. Business feedback shows AI often improves productivity but typically augments rather than replaces human expertise and specialized skills.
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