As artificial intelligence adoption surges in business, employees are left to wonder how systems placed on 'automatic' can be controlled and how long it will be before their jobs are on the chopping block. Those were two top fears revealed in a recent study by Gartner about the five main concerns workers have over generative AI and AI in general.
A remarkable 75% of employees said they are concerned AI will make certain jobs obsolete, and about two-thirds (65%) said they are anxious about AI replacing their job, according to a 2023 survey of 1,000 US workers by professional services firm Ernst & Young (EY).
The artificial intelligence (AI) boom across all industries has fueled anxiety in the workforce, with employees fearing ethical usage, legal risks, and job displacement, EY said in its report.
The future of work has shifted due to genAI in particular, enabling work to be done equally well and securely across remote, field, and office environments, according to EY.
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