Workers are feeling AI anxiety — and that they might be training their replacements

Source: Business Insider

Some workers fear that using AI means they're training their replacement. Wayne Parry/Associated PressSome workers worry that using AI at work will help the technology eventually replace them. Companies investing in AI want to boost efficiency, and some are using the tech as an excuse for cuts.

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