Petroc Taylor
Research expert covering global developments in the use of data
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Release date
February 2026
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Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
November 15 to December 5, 2025
Number of respondents
3,335 respondents
Special properties
public sector workers
Method of interview
Online panel
Supplementary notes
The index combines five survey‑based dimensions into a single 0–100 score: enthusiasm, education, enablement, empowerment, and embedding.
- Enthusiam - whether public sector workers feel positive, optimistic, and motivated about AI in the workplace;
- Empowerment - whether workers feel they have clear permission, leadership backing, and governance clarity to use AI at work;
- Enablement – whether workers have access to appropriate AI tools, resources, and technical support;
- Embedding – whether AI is integrated into everyday workflows, systems, and organizational processes;
- Education – whether workers feel trained, knowledgeable, and confident in how to use AI.
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