SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — According to the 2024 State of Design & Make report released today by Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK), leaders from industries involved in creating places, objects, and experiences are showing a renewed sense of confidence in their companies' resilience. This year's survey reflects an impressive 14-point increase in confidence compared to last year, with businesses placing significant trust in artificial intelligence (AI) as a practical solution rather than a distant dream. The report highlights how AI is increasingly being integrated into various workflows, with 76% of professionals expressing trust in its capabilities within their respective fields. This trust has spurred investments aimed at boosting productivity and achieving sustainability goals, which are now considered critical for both corporate success and environmental responsibility. Key findings from the report include: - **Optimism Amidst Challenges**: Seventy-three percent of surveyed companies feel prepared to navigate unexpected economic or geopolitical shifts, reflecting a 14-point improvement from 2023. - **AI Adoption Grows**: Seventy-nine percent of respondents believe AI will enhance creativity in their industries, while 78% expect it to improve overall performance. Additionally, 72% reported increased spending on AI technologies over the past three years, with 77% planning continued investment moving forward. - **Sustainability as Priority**: Ninety-seven percent of companies have implemented measures to boost sustainability efforts. Eighty-seven percent view sustainability improvements as beneficial for long-term success, and 69% agree it positively impacts short-term business outcomes—a significant uptick from previous reports. - **Upskilling Essential**: With talent shortages posing challenges, 71% of respondents emphasize digital maturity as a key factor in attracting top talent. Forty-one percent specifically highlight the importance of proficiency in working with AI, digital design, and programming languages. However, only 38% currently possess sufficient resources to develop internal training programs despite recognizing the need for upskilling initiatives. This year’s study involved interviews and surveys conducted among 5,399 industry experts across 18 countries, providing comprehensive insights into current trends impacting sectors like architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and media production. These findings underscore the pivotal role technology plays in shaping future strategies within these industries. For more detailed information about the full report, please visit Autodesk.com. Additional visuals related to this announcement can also be accessed via provided links. SOURCE: Autodesk, Inc. --- As someone who follows technological advancements closely, I found this report particularly enlightening. It seems clear that embracing AI isn't just advantageous—it's becoming mandatory for staying competitive. Companies that fail to prioritize sustainability might indeed fall behind quickly since consumer expectations are shifting rapidly towards eco-friendly practices. Moreover, focusing on employee development through targeted educational programs appears crucial given today’s rapid pace of change. Overall, it feels like we're witnessing another transformative era where innovation meets practical application—something exciting yet daunting simultaneously!

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