ChatGPT will replace some jobs, but traders say not theirs


Even before the current wave of interest in AI, the question of whether smart automation will create more opportunities than it displaces has been a topic of great interest to workers and businesses alike (not to mention the Pentagon and the UK government.) — Reuters

Advanced artificial intelligence systems stand to threaten jobs primarily in the financial, legal and technology sectors, according to the latest MLIV Pulse survey.

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

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