Cabinet Information reviews global CSR surveys

The article focused on reviewing the results of several global opinion polls related to people's attitudes toward key issues such as the impact of Brexit, corporate social responsibility, artificial intelligence usage, climate change, concerns about job replacement by AI, and financial pressures on younger generations. Regarding Britain, the polls showed that 82% of Britons see the importance of maintaining close ties with the European Union, while 54% believe that Brexit was a wrong decision for their country, and 44% trust that Britain and the EU can work together to serve citizens' interests. On corporate social responsibility, 31% of participants believe that the agriculture sector bears the greatest social responsibility, followed by the technology sector at 26%, while 54% of Egyptians feel that AI companies are fulfilling their responsibilities. In the field of artificial intelligence, 93% of Millennials emphasized the importance of chatbots, and 55% are concerned about data protection, with 44% preferring simplified educational resources to gradually understand the technology. Regarding climate change, 59% think their country needs to do more to address it, 46% are confident in the availability of electricity, and 63% are worried about extreme weather events. As for concerns about job loss due to AI, 36% of participants across 61 countries expressed their fears, with the Philippines leading at 78%, compared to just 14% in Sweden. On financial pressures, 42% of Millennials and 38% of Generation Z are worried about living costs, and 51% of Gen Z and 40% of Millennials feel they cannot afford to buy a home. Additionally, 53% of Gen Z and 45% of Millennials expect their financial situation to improve or stabilize in the coming year.

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