Report shows 80% feel genAI has met or exceeded expectations but insufficient training, lack of trust, and ethical considerations remain barriers to realizing its full value
NEW YORK — February 11, 2025 — LexisNexis® Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of AI-powered analytics and decision tools, today released results from its second annual LexisNexis Future of Work Report, which demonstrates growing maturity and active exploration of generative AI (genAI) adoption. With more than 1,800 responses from professionals globally, the report reveals that 82% of respondents are open to the adoption of genAI technologies and products, with 73% indicating confidence in genAI’s capabilities and expecting a positive impact on day-to-day tasks.
Most notably, the survey reveals that professionals are no longer cautiously experimenting with genAI but are actively utilizing the technology to reap significant benefits in productivity and efficiency. Compared to LexisNexis’ 2024 Future of Work Report, the 2025 survey shows that respondents no longer see genAI as somewhat experimental but as a performance booster, with 80% noting genAI has met or exceeded their expectations. Significantly, 53% of professionals also noted saving one to two hours per day with genAI while 30% saw a three- to four-hour savings, reflecting a clear return on investment for organizations implementing the technology.
“As genAI becomes more integral to business, it’s transforming how we innovate and solve problems. To keep this momentum, we need to strategically implement AI tools that enhance human expertise and shape the future of work,” said Snehit Cherian, Chief Technology Officer of Nexis Solutions, a division of LexisNexis. “By using genAI effectively, we can boost productivity, drive innovation, and ensure long-term success.”
Additional insights and findings show:
Trust, Ethical Considerations and Training Required for GenAI Use and Adoption
While organizations are apt to explore and adopt genAI tools, barriers of trust, ethical concerns, and training must be addressed to attain genAI’s full value. 47% of surveyed organizations indicated concerns about data privacy or security and 44% noted a lack of trust in the accuracy of genAI outputs. When it comes to removing these hurdles, a multi-faceted approach is required, including:
By aligning AI initiatives with business objectives and continuously adapting to advancements, professionals and organizations can realize significant returns on their genAI investments.
For more details or to access the LexisNexis 2025 Future of Work report, please visit http://lexisnexis.com/futureofwork.
About LexisNexis Legal & Professional
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Leela Bozonelis, Global Product Marketing Director
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