Scared of losing your job to ChatGPT? Maybe you're suffering from 'AI-nxiety'


Artificial intelligence can now perform the same kind of work – at least in part – as many human workers. — Photography XH4D/Getty Images/AFP Relaxnews

Faced with the rise of ChatGPT, many people are experiencing a feeling of hopelessness. All kinds of jobs could be threatened by the technology, provoking, in some people, a new form of anxiety that's directly related to this artificial intelligence.

If anxiety surrounding the development of new technologies and some form of artificial intelligence is certainly nothing new, the arrival of ChatGPT has changed the game considerably. This anxiety related to artificial intelligence is a cause of serious concern, despite the promise of creating new jobs. In fact, ChatGPT is proving to be a source of anxiety even among people with advanced qualifications and experience. From employees to managers, no one feels safe from being one day "replaced" by artificial intelligence. This is known as AI anxiety, or AI-nxiety.

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