Over half of employed adults fear that the emergence of AI platform ChatGPT could pose a threat to their job security, according to a new study by professional training firm STL. The research found 56% of workers were concerned about the impact of the technology, with those employed in translation seen as particularly vulnerable. Some 29% of the 2,000 respondents said they had not developed skills to keep pace with changes in the workplace, and a third did not know how to prepare. The technology is most likely to supplant writing, customer service and coding roles within organisations, the poll revealed.
Over Half of Workers Fear Job Redundancy Due to ChatGPT
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