A global poll by Edelman reveals rising economic fears have escalated into grievances among 60% of people, with many believing hostile actions such as violence can be necessary to bring about change. The survey shows severe distrust in government and business, with respondents viewing them as serving the wealthy while regular people struggle.
DAVOS, Switzerland — Economic fears have escalated into grievances among 60 percent of people, with many believing hostile actions such as violence can be necessary to bring about change, according to a global poll by communications firm Edelman.The survey of the 33,000 respondents across 28 countries showed severe levels of distrust in government and business, with many respondents viewing them as serving the narrow interests of the wealthy while regular people struggle.
The results are 'profound,' said the firm's CEO Richard Edelman. 'We've now seen a slide over a 10-year period from fears, to polarization to grievance,' as the public becomes more anxious about the cost of living and job security tied to artificial intelligence, he said.
Economic Fears Grievance Hostile Acts Distrust Artificial Intelligence
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