71% of Americans fear that AI will put 'too many people out of work permanently'
A recent poll conducted by Reuters and Ipsos has revealed that a majority of Americans, around 71%, are concerned that the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) will result in a significant and permanent loss of jobs. The survey also found that Americans are worried about the potential impact of AI on human relationships and its energy demands. The findings suggest that there is a growing unease among the public about the pace and scale of technological change, particularly in the realm of AI. While the development of AI has the potential to bring about significant advancements and efficiencies, the survey results highlight the need for policymakers and industry leaders to address the concerns of the public and ensure that the transition to an AI-driven economy is managed in a way that minimizes the negative impacts on employment and social cohesion.
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