ChatGPT to replace jobs, but traders say not theirs


Widespread publicity: Microsoft’s stand at the Integrated Systems Europe audiovisual and systems integration exhibition in Barcelona. The American company invested US$10bil (RM42.3bil) in OpenAI just days after saying it would lay off 10,000 employees. — AFP

NEW YORK: Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems stand to threaten jobs primarily in the financial, legal and technology sectors, says the latest MLIV Pulse survey.

What’s more striking about the results is that more than two-thirds of the 292 respondents went on to say they didn’t view their own jobs as being at risk anytime soon, even though they work predominantly in the financial sector.

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