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Fill in the Blanks: Fear of Obsolete Tech Take My Job College ChatGPT

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Fill in the Blanks game about the fear of technology taking over jobs and the rise of artificial intelligence.

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counterparts entire rise obsolete jumped indicate significant mimic reduction demographics plagued concern testament

What is FOBO and why is it suddenly on the among college - educated workers ?

In the age of AI , workers with degrees are increasingly worried about their jobs becoming , a concern that has long their non - degreed .

With AI serving as a constant source of news , it comes as no surprise that people are struggling with FOBO more than ever before .

What ? s that , you ask ?

According to this Gallup poll , it ? s the " Fear of Becoming Obsolete . "

More specifically , workers fear that technology will make their jobs obsolete . The poll had workers if they were worried or not worried about specific issues , and " fear that technology could threaten their job " saw the most statistically increase . Prior to 2017 , this trend saw very little movement , but it ? s seen more growth in the past two years than it has during the time since 2017 . The concern can be directly linked to huge developments in AI in the form of chatbots like ChatGPT .


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Among other questions , the poll asked workers to indicate if they are worried about their job becoming obsolete in the near future . It found that certain are particularly concerned , including college graduates and those who earn under $100 , 000 per year . The percentage of college - educated workers who are concerned has from 8% to 20% , which brings them to a near - equal level with those who are not college educated .

The distinct difference to note is that non - college - educated workers have previously been concerned when it comes to machines replacing them . However , they showed no additional during this specific poll .

Among college - educated workers , both men and women expressed very similar levels of fear . Workers ? biggest fears when it comes to losing their jobs is the loss of benefits and the of their wages . In the past , robots taking over jobs has looked more like machines standing on assembly lines in warehouses . That said , the increase in the concern levels of college - educated workers is a to the advancements in computers ? abilities to human language and creativity .

 
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