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La IA tiene un problema de confianza entre los trabajadores de primera línea, y está empeorando. El TrustID Index de Deloitte, que mide diariamente la opinión de clientes y empleados, muestra que la confianza en la IA generativa proporcionada por las empresas (herramientas que se supone deben aligerar la carga de trabajo y aumentar la creatividad) cayó un 31% entre mayo y julio de 2025, los resultados más recientes disponibles, lo que refleja un creciente escepticismo sobre su fiabilidad y valor.
Workers Don’t Trust AI. Here’s How Companies Can Change That. November 7, 2025 AI has a trust problem among frontline workers—and it’s getting worse. Deloitte’s TrustID Index, a daily pulse of customer and employee sentiment, shows that trust in company-provided generative AI—tools that are supposed to lighten workloads and boost creativity—fell 31% between May and July of 2025, the latest results available, reflecting growing skepticism about its reliability and value.
CHROs to play a ‘critical role’ in creating a human-driven future of AI Greg Vert is human capital applied AI leader at Deloitte Consulting LLP, and Laura Shact is AI leader for human capital at Deloitte Consulting LLP.In …
As businesses increasingly adopt AI to boost efficiency and become more innovative, the workforce's perception of these changes varies significantly. For example, shows that approximately 70% of employees are eager to offload tasks to AI, but according to our research, 28% of workers also fear job displacement. This dichotomy presents a real challenge for leadership: harnessing AI's full potential while addressing commonly held fears.
Saying no is hard. It’s difficult for those who say it but even worse for those who hear it. Candidates are people, not flat pieces of data captured on a resume. They have desires, dreams, experiences, and emotions. At the end of the day, candidates want experiences that match their expectations, which have been built up by their daily interaction with the consumer marketplace.
Maybe you’ve seen the meme knocking around the internet: a photo of British octogenarian David Latimer who bottled a handful of seeds in a glass carboy in 1960 and left it largely untouched for almost 50 years (uncorking it only once, in 1972, to add a little water). His 10-gallon garden created its own miniature ecosystem, and has thrived for more than half a century.
Written and illustrated by Jonathan Keyek-Franssen, Product Designer at Workday. Most information has no perfect channel to be passed through–social media posts are good for advertising, but so are TV spots. Podcasts are good for storytelling, but so are novels.
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