- According to Ipsos research, 70% of people around the world expect 2024 to be a better year than 2023.
- This is a 5% increase from the 10-year low in 2022.
- Still, economic concerns remain, with 70% expecting their country's inflation and interest rates to rise in 2024.
(news nation) — Global optimism is on the rise as 2024 begins, with 70% expecting a better year than 2023, up 5% from 2022, the lowest in 10 years. Ipsos research.
but, economic concerns Continue, 70% expect rising inflation rate Despite some positive signs, inflation and its long-term persistence are likely to Interest level remains uncertain.
national sentiment towards artificial intelligence Opinions are divided on (AI), with 56% expecting positive outcomes such as AI-assisted medical care, while 64% globally expect job losses due to AI. The balance of optimism and concern varies by region, with Asian countries such as China more optimistic about new job creation through AI (74%), while Western countries such as the UK are more concerned about job losses (65%). It shows.
Social media usage is changing, with 41% expecting to use social media less, up from 28% in 2019. This change is The rise of TikTok Growing awareness of the potential negative effects of social media on mental health.
As global uncertainty looms ahead of 2024, 35% believe what former president says donald trump 31% expect to be re-elected in the 2024 US presidential election. war in ukraine In the end, it was down 9% from the previous year.
climate change has emerged as a major concern, with 81% of global consensus expecting average temperatures to rise in 2024 and 71% expecting more extreme weather events.
In the area of geopolitics and post-COVID-19 norms, 71% expect population growth. immigrationreflecting a consensus in the midst of geopolitical upheaval and climate-induced displacement.
Additionally, 59% expect things to go back to normal. office worksuggesting the possibility of a shift away from hybrid work styles.
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