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Over 50% of Americans Worried About AI-Driven Job Loss and Cognitive Decline

·2026.06.15 20:13

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According to an Anthropic survey, a majority of Americans are concerned about both job loss and declining independent thinking ability due to AI.

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According to a large-scale survey conducted by Anthropic on approximately 52,000 Americans, over 50% of respondents expressed concern that AI adoption will simultaneously cause job loss and a decline in independent thinking ability.

Key findings from the survey are as follows:

  • Cognitive Decline: 45% of respondents feel that basic problem-solving and cognitive abilities in daily life are already declining.
  • Job Insecurity: 60% of employed respondents expect AI to affect their jobs within the next 5 years.
  • Demand for Regulation: Based on survey results that included 15,000 students, there is a growing demand for strict government regulation to prevent cognitive dependence on automation tools.
  • Lack of Optimism: Only 15% of respondents are optimistic about the long-term impact of AI on society and employment.
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