The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis The More Workers Use AI, The More They Fear for Their Jobs
Dec 19, 2023
A new survey reveals that American workers using AI are increasingly anxious about job security, with notable differences among generations and ethnic groups. Corporate leaders share insights into the challenges of AI integration while ensuring data safety. Meanwhile, automotive manufacturers are enhancing infotainment systems with AI chatbots like ChatGPT. Additionally, OpenAI introduces a framework aimed at improving safety in AI development, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts in the responsible advancement of technology.
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AI and Job Security
- Workers using AI are more concerned about job security.
- This could be due to AI's potential for automation or because at-risk workers are more drawn to using AI.
AI Readiness in Companies
- Most companies aren't ready for AI due to lacking data infrastructure and safety controls.
- Accenture's CEO, Julia Sweet, highlights these as major roadblocks.
AI's Location Tracking Abilities
- Stanford researchers created an AI, PIDGIN, that accurately identifies photo locations.
- This highlights privacy concerns, but also offers use cases like finding old snapshots or tracking species.