毕马威调研数据：66%受访者高频使用AI 但超半数认为AI不可信赖

Group 1 - The report by KPMG indicates that 83% of respondents recognize the broad benefits of AI, yet 58% still find it unreliable, highlighting a gap between AI adoption and trust [1][2] - In China, the usage rate of AI tools in the workplace is as high as 93%, significantly above the global average of 58%, demonstrating a leading advantage in AI application [1][2] - The study, conducted across 47 countries with 48,000 respondents, shows a notable increase in AI adoption since the release of ChatGPT, but a decline in public trust and rising concerns about AI risks [1][4] Group 2 - Over 50% of employees globally actively use AI tools, with 31% using them daily or weekly, while in China, 50% of users have normalized AI application [2][4] - KPMG's Asia-Pacific and China Chairman emphasizes that AI usage is becoming as essential as water and electricity, reflecting a strong foundation for AI development in China [2][5] - The report reveals that 48% of global companies have witnessed revenue growth due to AI, but nearly half of employees engage in improper AI usage, raising governance challenges [2][3] Group 3 - The report suggests that while AI enhances workplace efficiency, it also leads to blind reliance and lack of transparency, necessitating a governance framework that includes regulations, skill training, and a culture of transparency [3][4] - Emerging economies show a higher adoption rate of AI compared to developed economies, with 64% of respondents in emerging markets reporting AI literacy and training, surpassing the 46% and 32% in developed markets [4][5] - Trust in AI systems is higher in emerging economies, with nearly 60% of the population trusting AI, compared to about 40% in developed economies, indicating a more optimistic outlook on AI's future [5]