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More than half of South Africans have concerns around ChatGPT and AI in the future, as AI’s presence continues to grow across industries.
When it comes to the workplace, 67% of respondents expressed concerns that ChatGPT AI will result in automation, job losses and job disruptions.
The biggest concern relating to the future potential impact of AI on personal lives is the over-reliance on AI and how it might undermine human intelligence and creativity.
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This is according to a publication by In On Africa (IOA), an Africa-focused research and business advisory firm, that sheds light on the use of ChatGPT and future AI concerns among working South Africans.
The mixed-method research study is based on insights from 3,032 working individuals.
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“This particular research serves to shed light on AI’s real-world implications in South Africa – not just how it is currently being used by everyday South Africans, but also what their concerns are for the future,” says CEO of IOA, Jonathan Mundell.
Some of the other key findings from the report include:
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More than half of personal users of Chat GPT reported measurable improvements, including enhanced learning, problem-solving and time management.
The study provides further industry-specific insights around ChatGPT, offering a comprehensive understanding of the AI model and its impact impact across various sectors. It can be downloaded here.
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