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The Work Affective Well-Being Under the Impact of AI

11 COUNTRIES INCLUDING THE UK, JUN 26 – Frequent AI users report 34% higher job satisfaction and greater optimism, but also experience up to 20% more stress, according to joint research by Jabra and The Happiness Research Institute.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is expected to help enterprises reduce costs and improve efficiency, but it may also threaten the employment of employees. It may form a substitution effect on employees’ jobs and might make them experience negative work emotions. Employees’ work emotions could then affect their innovative abilities, which in turn impacts the innovation ability and competitiveness of enterprises. Therefore, the impact of a…

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As artificial intelligence advances at high speed, industry experts debate its real impact on employment and how it will affect the global labour market.

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