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KPMG Survey: 73% of CEOs Plan Major AI Workforce Investments in 2025

Nearly three-quarters of global CEOs plan to invest 20% of their entire budget on AI in the coming year, according to KPMG’s latest outlook survey. The findings suggest a rapid shift toward what industry experts call the “superhuman” workforce, where AI agents augment human capabilities rather than replace workers entirely.

The AI Investment Surge

Corporate leaders are placing their biggest bets yet on artificial intelligence, with new data revealing an unprecedented commitment to workforce transformation. According to KPMG’s 2025 CEO Outlook survey of over 1,300 global chief executives, nearly three-quarters plan to allocate a staggering 20 percent of their entire budget to AI investments in the next 12 months alone. This marks the second consecutive year that AI has topped their investment priorities, signaling a fundamental shift in how enterprises view technological transformation.

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Manufacturing Sector Faces Unprecedented Cyber Threats as Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Grow

The manufacturing industry has become the primary target for cybercriminals, facing the highest number of cyber attacks in 2023. With complex global supply chains creating multiple entry points, manufacturers must address both internal and external security vulnerabilities through comprehensive testing and supplier management.

Manufacturing Industry Tops Cyber Attack Targets

The manufacturing sector has become the most targeted industry for cybercriminals, with attacks reaching unprecedented levels according to recent data. Sources indicate that manufacturing faced the highest number of cyber attacks in 2023, with the complexity of global supply chains creating unique exposure to digital threats.