US EditionMore than one in four workers worried about AI – study
- Acas conducted a recent poll of over 1,000 workers on their concerns regarding artificial intelligence in the workplace.
- Introducing new technologies like AI can cause staff worry, especially as employers explore using it to increase productivity or cut costs.
- Staff also expressed worry about AI making errors and the current lack of sufficient regulation governing its use.
- The study found 26% of surveyed workers worry AI will cause job losses, while 15% voiced concern about regulation absence.
- Experts emphasize proactive measures like digital upskilling, clear policies, and involving workers to manage this technological change effectively.
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More than one in four workers worried about AI – study
The poll for Acas found widespread worries about errors through AI, as well as a lack of regulation.
1 in 4 workers concerned that AI will lead to job losses
A new survey from workplace expert, Acas, has revealed that over a quarter (26 per cent) of workers are worried that artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to job losses. Acas commissioned YouGov to ask employees in Britain what their biggest concerns about the use of AI were. The poll also found that just under a fifth (17 per cent) were worried about AI making errors, while 15 per cent were concerned about a lack of regulation. Acas Interim Ch…
One in four workers worry that AI will lead to job losses
More than a quarter (26%) of workers are worried that artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to job losses, according to a new survey. Workplace expert Acas commissioned YouGov to ask employees in Britian what their biggest concerns about the use of AI were. The poll also found that just under a fifth (17%) were worried about AI making errors, while 15% were concerned about a lack of regulation. Acas Interim Chief Executive, Dan Ellis, said: ““S…
One in four workers fear AI could cost them their jobs, Acas warns – Your Capital Minds
More than a quarter of UK workers are worried that artificial intelligence could lead to job losses, according to new research that has prompted calls for businesses to adopt clear policies on AI use and maintain open communication with staff. A survey conducted by Acas—the public body advising on workplace relations—found that 26 per cent feared AI would cause job cuts. Meanwhile, 17 per cent expressed concerns about AI making errors, and 15 pe…
One in four workers fear AI could cost them their jobs, Acas warns
More than a quarter of UK workers are worried that artificial intelligence could lead to job losses, according to new research that has prompted calls for businesses to adopt clear policies on AI use and maintain open communication with staff. A survey conducted by Acas—the public body advising on workplace relations—found that 26 per cent feared AI would cause job cuts. Meanwhile, 17 per cent expressed concerns about AI making errors, and 15 pe…
One in Four Workers Worries that AI Will Lead to Job Losses
More than a quarter (26%) of workers are worried that artificial intelligence (AI) will lead to job losses, according to a new survey. Workplace expert Acas commissioned YouGov to ask employees in Britain what their biggest concerns about the use of AI were. The poll also found that just under a fifth (17%) were worried about AI making errors, while 15% were concerned about a lack of regulation. Acas Interim Chief Executive, Dan Ellis, said: “So…
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