Key Takeaways
- AI experts generally believe artificial intelligence will enhance human work rather than replace jobs entirely.
- Experts show less concern than the general public regarding potential AI misuse like impersonation or mishandling personal data.
- Unlike many people, AI specialists don’t foresee AI leading to weaker personal connections.
- These insights come from data gathered by the Pew Research Center.
Concerns are growing that rapidly advancing artificial intelligence could eliminate human jobs across various sectors.
However, AI experts tend to disagree. They largely see AI not as a replacement for people, but as a powerful tool to improve our productivity and creativity.
This perspective was highlighted in a recent overview discussed by SocialMediaToday, based on research originally conducted by the Pew Research Center last August.
The research found that AI specialists are also less worried than the average person about issues like AI being used for impersonation or the misuse of private information.
Furthermore, these experts generally don’t believe that the rise of AI will result in fewer meaningful personal connections, another common public worry.
Knowing that those developing these tools view them as aids rather than replacements might offer some comfort as AI technology continues its swift evolution.
