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Middle East leaders and employees embrace AI's transformative potential, with 84% anticipating job shifts. In our recent study of 1,100+ organization leaders, executives, and frontline employees in the Middle East we explored how AI is thought to impact workplace and labor market dynamics. Despite a call for regulation and upskilling, optimism prevails in the Middle East, ranking the region among the world's least concerned about AI's workplace impact. Explore all AI talent insight in this latest article by Rami Mourtada, Dr. Lars Littig, and Remo Brühwiler: https://on.bcg.com/48mOXXG #AI #DigitalAcceleration #BCGinTheMiddleEast

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Great insights! It's fascinating to see that Middle East leaders and employees are embracing the transformative potential of AI, with a majority anticipating job shifts. This indicates a forward-thinking approach and a willingness to adapt to the changing landscape. The fact that the Middle East is ranked among the world's least concerned regions about AI's workplace impact is a testament to the optimism prevailing in the region. Regulation and upskilling are important factors to consider as we navigate this technological shift. It'll be interesting to see how organizations in the Middle East address these challenges and seize the opportunities presented by AI. Thank you for sharing this thought-provoking article, Rami Mourtada, Dr. Lars Littig, and Remo Brühwiler!

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