Opinion polls show that more than 80% of Japanese young people are worried about losing their jobs to generative AI.

CTOnews.com June 7 news, the Japanese consulting service Laibo's "Job Comprehensive Research" recently conducted a survey of local private enterprises on generative AI. The survey, conducted online from May 2 to 3, involved 956 people aged between 20 and 59, and the survey results were released at the end of the month.

▲ source: LaiboCTOnews.com learned from Japan's Kyodo news agency that 76.9% of people "will take human jobs" after the evolution of the generative AI of the "ChatGPT" category. Among young people, a higher proportion of people are worried about this performance, accounting for 81.7%.

▲ source: Laibo's well-intentioned view that "generative AI will help work" is still in the majority. In the "impression of generative AI" multi-selection query, the proportion of each option is as follows:

76.4% answered "interested".

69.4% answered "look forward to".

20.7% answered "uneasy".

The answer to "fear" was 15.0%.

The survey results also show that:

31.1% of them have used generative AI in their work.

86.5% of them "will actively use it" in future work.

91.1% think that "work efficiency can be improved by using generative AI".

▲ source PexelsLaibo also allows generative AI to answer predictable future scenarios based on the survey results, pointing out that the popularity of generative AI "will undoubtedly bring great changes to society" and is expected to be widely used in education, health care, finance and other fields. "it can be considered that while human beings learn to get along well with them, it is also important to promote legal supervision," said Horioichi, director of the Job comprehensive research department.