More Than 60% of CEOs Are Digitally Illiterate, According To Their Own Employees

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Corporate resistance to AI tools is costing employees six hours per week in manual tasks that could be automated, according to research by recruitment firm SThree. Sixty-three percent of workers blame management’s “digital illiteracy” for slow AI adoption, despite major companies rushing to tout AI initiatives since ChatGPT’s launch. A 2023 tech.io study found two-thirds of business leaders barely use AI tools due to limited understanding.

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