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The share of workers age 65 or older has more than doubled over the past 20 years, and the number of older workers is expected to continue to increase for decades to come. That being said, they still face workplace discrimination.
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A study found that more than two-thirds of managers admit to considering remote workers easier to replace than on-site workers, and 62% said that full-time remote work could be detrimental to employees’ career objectives.
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Reply to What about the jobs ChatGPT could create? by Ok-Cartoonist5349
A recent study published by Sortlist revealed that 1 out of 5 ChatGPT users are worried it could replace them and/or destroy their job. Meanwhile, more and more articles try to explain that, depite being really powerful, ChatGPT could never replace human workers - but it could greatly improve their productivity.
And what about all the opportunities it might create in the near future? This article looks at data labeling, or prompt engineering for instance, but there might be a lot of other options! What do you think?