Most Romanians optimistic about AI but third fear for their jobs, study shows
More than three-quarters of Romanians (76%) see Artificial Intelligence as an opportunity for the economy and society, although half of them also acknowledge its risks, according to a new RoCoach and Novel Research study.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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More than three-quarters of Romanians (76%) see Artificial Intelligence as an opportunity for the economy and society, although half of them also acknowledge its risks, according to a new RoCoach and Novel Research study.
Overall, over one-third of respondents (35.7%) believe that AI will primarily lead to job losses, even if new types of roles will also emerge. Another 42% anticipate a balanced outcome: the disappearance of certain jobs offset by the emergence of others in similar proportions, while only 11% believe AI will generate more jobs than it will eliminate.
