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皮尤研究数据显示，美国 30 岁以下人群预期 AI 会让本国就业岗位减少的比例从 2024 年的 61% 升至 2026 年的 73%，涨幅居各年龄组之首，并已基本追平 30 至 64 岁人群。图表还显示，30 至 49 岁从 66% 升至 74%，50 至 64 岁从 69% 升至 72%，65 岁以上从 58% 升至 63%。该帖引用的皮尤数据提到，仅 5% 的美国成年人认为 AI 会创造更多就业，30 岁以下人群中 55% 的人对 AI 的担忧多于兴奋。
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The generational gap in AI job anxiety is closing fast.
Young adults recorded the sharpest rise in AI job-loss expectations, climbing 12 percentage points from 2024 to 2026.
Under-30s jumped from 61% to 73% in just two years, the largest increase of any age group, and now essentially match Americans aged 30 to 64 in expecting AI to leave the country with fewer jobs.
- study and graph by pewresearch
For the first time, a majority of Americans under 30 are more concerned than excited about AI, reaching 55%. Fresh Pew Research data. - The employment fear is even broader, with 73% of under-30s expecting AI to reduce U.S. jobs over 20 years, up from 61% in 2024. - Only 5% of U.S. adults now think AI will create more jobs. - Most under-30s still use chatbots, so widespread use is coexisting with rising concern and mixed views about AI's effect on creativity. - Most under-30s also use chatbots, yet Pew's earlier work finds they are equally likely to say those tools hurt or help their creativity.在 X 查看被引用的帖子
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