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We have new data from our Opinion Monitor Artificial Intelligence . This time, we teamed up with @denkfabrik_bmas to investigate perceptions of #AI in the workplace in 
. Below, a short thread with the main insights. #CAISmemoki
Do people believe jobs are at risk?
Only 6% of respondents fear that they lose their jobs due to AI.
However, 18% think that the jobs of friends & family members are at risk.
20% think that AI will lead to mass unemployment.
Sound like a Third Person Effect!
Only 6% of respondents fear that they lose their jobs due to AI.
However, 18% think that the jobs of friends & family members are at risk.
20% think that AI will lead to mass unemployment.
Sound like a Third Person Effect!
What about discrimination?
54% of respondents believe that social minority groups will experience further disadvantages from AI.
This underlines the need for more research on #FairML.
54% of respondents believe that social minority groups will experience further disadvantages from AI.
This underlines the need for more research on #FairML.
What will change?
Only few believe that AI will affect their work over the next 5 years.
16% expect effects of AI on income, 21% on career opportunities, 21% on job satisfaction.
Expected changes refer to the security of personal data (42%) & required expertise (38%).
Only few believe that AI will affect their work over the next 5 years.
16% expect effects of AI on income, 21% on career opportunities, 21% on job satisfaction.
Expected changes refer to the security of personal data (42%) & required expertise (38%).
Opportunity or risk?
56% expect positive changes on safety & health in the workplace, 51% on competence requirements & 45% on workload
On the flipside, 64% expect negative effects of AI on social aspects of work & 48% on income
56% expect positive changes on safety & health in the workplace, 51% on competence requirements & 45% on workload
On the flipside, 64% expect negative effects of AI on social aspects of work & 48% on income
Are there socioeconomic differences?
Education has no effect on fears regarding own job security.
This is curious because low-wage jobs are seen as particularly threatened by automation.
Education has no effect on fears regarding own job security.
This is curious because low-wage jobs are seen as particularly threatened by automation.
Where do I learn more?
That’s easy, just contact me or my colleagues @PDosenovic @KieslichKimon @birtekeller @eLauk
Or go to our website: https://www.cais.nrw/en/ai-opinion-monitor/
That’s easy, just contact me or my colleagues @PDosenovic @KieslichKimon @birtekeller @eLauk
Or go to our website: https://www.cais.nrw/en/ai-opinion-monitor/
