Will ChatGPT take your job? These workers are most concerned about AI, report shows


The uptake of AI has been rapid since November when OpenAI released its ChatGPT AI model. Since then, tech giants like Microsoft and Salesforce have begun to incorporate the technology into their products. — Reuters

The more exposure working people have to artificial intelligence technology, the less likely they are to be concerned about it supplanting their jobs. That's according to a Pew Research Center study released Wednesday (July 26) that looks at what types of workers are most running into the emerging technology in the US and how they feel about it.

Based on original survey data and government figures from last year, the finding "suggests that at least to date familiarity for these workers is creating less uncertainty... about the impact of AI," said Rakesh Kochhar, senior researcher at Pew and author of the report.

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