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22% of Hong Kong Workers Use GenAI Daily, Compared to APAC Average of 29%
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22% of Hong Kong Workers Use GenAI Daily, Compared to APAC Average of 29%

•March 4, 2026
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Human Resources Online (Asia)
Human Resources Online (Asia)•Mar 4, 2026

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PwC

PwC

Why It Matters

The findings signal accelerating AI integration in Hong Kong’s labor market while highlighting lingering job‑security anxieties, shaping talent strategies for regional firms. Employers must balance technology rollout with clear upskilling pathways to retain staff.

Key Takeaways

  • •61% Hong Kong workers use AI at work, near APAC
  • •Only 22% use GenAI daily, below 29% APAC benchmark
  • •77% say AI raises productivity; 75% improve work quality
  • •Job security tops priorities; only 16% plan to switch jobs

Pulse Analysis

AI adoption in Hong Kong is reaching a critical mass, with more than half of the surveyed workforce leveraging artificial intelligence tools daily. While the 61% usage rate mirrors the broader Asia‑Pacific trend, the 22% daily engagement with generative AI lags behind regional peers, suggesting a cautious rollout. Nonetheless, the productivity uplift—77% reporting higher output and 75% noting better work quality—confirms AI’s tangible value proposition for businesses seeking efficiency gains in competitive markets.

The survey also uncovers a nuanced emotional landscape. Job security has eclipsed traditional motivators such as salary hikes, as only 16% of respondents plan to seek new employment within a year. Although overall worry remains modest, generational splits are pronounced: Millennials display optimism, whereas Gen Z reports heightened confusion and concern. This divergence signals that younger talent may require more targeted communication and reassurance about AI’s role in career trajectories, lest anxiety erode engagement.

For companies operating in Hong Kong, the data points to a strategic imperative: pair AI deployment with robust upskilling programs and transparent career pathways. Investing in continuous learning not only mitigates security fears but also maximizes the productivity dividends AI promises. Policymakers and corporate leaders alike should monitor these sentiment trends, aligning technology initiatives with workforce development to sustain talent retention and drive sustainable growth in the evolving digital economy.

22% of Hong Kong workers use GenAI daily, compared to APAC average of 29%

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