Gen AI a job threat? On the contrary, human workers have much to gain

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The rise of generative AI in the workplace has concerned many professionals about the security of their jobs. Despite those concerns, a new study shows that executives are optimistic about the change and are confident that human roles will remain front and center of the workforce. 

The study, conducted by Economist Impact and commissioned by Google Workspace, surveyed 900 executives across four regions and seven industries between the months of April and May 2023 to get their thoughts on the new era of flexible work, including emerging technologies such as generative AI. 

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