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AI 'trap': 40% of Singaporeans fear AI will replace their jobs

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According to the survey, some people in Singapore are interested in AI, but at the same time worry that AI will give up their jobs.

The survey found that 40% of Singaporeans are concerned that AI will replace their jobs.

However, recognize that AI is not just replacing jobs, it also presents unique opportunities for people.

AI 'trap': 40% of Singaporeans fear AI will replace their jobs

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An international market research firm Ipsos surveyed 500 Singaporeans aged between 21 and 74 and found that 65% of respondents were excited about using AI products and services, mostly young people under the age of 35.

In addition, 64% of Singaporeans believe that the advantages of using such products and services outweigh the disadvantages; But only about half believe that businesses that use AI will protect their personal data.

Among Singaporean employees, 67% believe AI will change the way they work, and 41% expect AI to replace them within five years.

AI 'trap': 40% of Singaporeans fear AI will replace their jobs

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The development of artificial intelligence has brought a lot of new opportunities to people. It helps people be more productive, reduce repetitive tasks, free their hands and brains, and allow people to devote more time and energy to creative work.

At the same time, it is also necessary to recognize that artificial intelligence is not completely replacing human jobs. It's more about working with people, complementing people's capabilities, and enabling people to do more value. With the help of artificial intelligence, people can free themselves from tedious work and focus on creativity and innovation to promote social progress.

Therefore, although some people have concerns about the development of artificial intelligence, people should face up to and make good use of the power of this technology. Instead of worrying about being replaced, it is better to proactively master artificial intelligence technology, improve your competitiveness, and create more opportunities for work.

Most importantly, governments, enterprises and individuals need to work together to ensure that the application and development of AI are reasonably regulated and guaranteed in terms of legal, ethical and privacy protection. Only in an orderly and safe environment can AI better bring convenience and innovation to people's lives and work.

AI 'trap': 40% of Singaporeans fear AI will replace their jobs

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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, people need to actively respond to its arrival to better adapt and harness the power of this technology.

Education and learning: Understand the basic principles and application areas of artificial intelligence, and improve people's artificial intelligence skills and knowledge through self-study, participation in relevant courses or training. This will help people better understand and apply artificial intelligence and improve their competitiveness.

Creative thinking and innovative ability: Artificial intelligence will replace some mechanical and repetitive work, so people need to cultivate their creative thinking and innovation ability. This allows for more valuable and competitive work fields in the era of artificial intelligence.

Adaptability and flexibility: Advances in AI are likely to change the work environment and way it works. People need to be adaptable and flexible, able to adapt quickly to new ways of working and technological tools, and constantly learn and upgrade their skills.

Working with AI: AI is not about completely replacing humans, but about assisting people's work. Cooperate with artificial intelligence, play to each other's strengths, and complete tasks together. People can see AI as a partner, working with it, rather than seeing it as a competitor.

Reinventing career planning: Given the impact of AI on the job market, people may need to re-evaluate their career plans. Understand the areas of future demand, choose a career with long-term development potential, and be prepared to adapt to changes in the job market.

Advocate for reasonable regulation: Work with governments and enterprises to advocate and develop reasonable legal, ethical and privacy protection guidelines to ensure that the development of artificial intelligence is carried out within a reasonable and orderly framework. This will provide trust and assurance for the application of artificial intelligence.

Focus on humanistic care: In the development of artificial intelligence, paying attention to the issue of humanistic care is crucial. People need to ensure that the application of AI is in line with ethical and social values, respects human dignity and rights, and avoids adverse impacts.

AI 'trap': 40% of Singaporeans fear AI will replace their jobs

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Coping with the arrival of AI requires people to keep an open mind, actively learn and adapt as an opportunity to lead the future rather than a threat.

Through continuous learning and innovation, people can better harness the power of AI for greater well-being for individuals and society.

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