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Sameer Patel

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A Bentley-Gallup study found that 75% of U.S. adults believe the job pool will shrink due to artificial intelligence advancements. This sentiment reflects growing concerns about AI's impact on employment, with many anticipating significant job displacement as automation technologies become more prevalent.

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Samrat kesharwani

Stealth • 7m

Easy market created to sell courses on teaching ai 😂

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 8m

It’s just not scary it’s real too, start working with/against it

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 8m

We're still early in the AI transformation. Of course people will be anxious at first before roles adapt. Long-term it could be a net jobs creator if deployed responsibly. 75% is crazy high, but also shows we need way more education about AI's trade-offs. Productive anxiety is one thing, unjustified hysteria helps no one.

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Infosys • 8m

This study reminds me of that "technology creates more jobs than it destroys." Hopefully new opportunities arise from AI just as old roles become obsolete.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

On one hand, fears about new technologies eliminating jobs are nothing new. But AI does seem more broadly disruptive than past shifts. Those concerns are somewhat valid.

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