Ipsos stories

A recent Ipsos survey reveals that 80% of Australians see hacking as a major threat, while concerns about disinformation have also surged significantly.

A survey by Unisys reveals that over 70% of workers in Australia, the US, UK, and Germany say AI has enhanced their job satisfaction and career growth.

Ipsos finds 75% of the public worried about AI and data privacy. Experts, including Trint, counter misconceptions, highlighting AI’s productivity benefits.

The Ipsos survey has revealed a stark divide in AI sentiment across the Asia Pacific, with high enthusiasm in China but notable scepticism in New Zealand.

Less than half of the nation trusts artificial intelligence, while only around 40% are excited about the AI revolution.

The company has appointed Charissa Lee as its chief marketing officer to build a marketing engine for the company for the first time.

There is increased concern when it comes to how personal data is handled by private corporations and governments.

Global citizens are conflicted on hacktivist groups, with some believing they break laws while others see them as defenders of accountability.

If this realm truly embodies the seedy underbelly of the Internet, then why do 29% of respondents think it should not be taken down?.