A recent global survey of 2,000 journalists reveals that over half are worried AI will displace jobs in their field. About 70% express immediate concerns over potential job displacement due to advancements like automated content generation and algorithm-driven editorial decisions. Public opinion mirrors these concerns; a Pew Research Center survey found that nearly half of U.S. adults forecast negative impacts from AI in journalism. As job security wanes, many journalists are turning to alternative careers, highlighting the broader implications for the industry and press freedom.
The survey indicates that 57.2% of journalists are concerned about AI leading to job losses, reflecting anxiety over the future of traditional journalism.
As AI technologies reshape the industry, many journalists describe the situation as a 'quiet extinction' of traditional journalism roles.
Public sentiment is also wary; around half of U.S. adults believe AI will negatively impact the quality of news over the next 20 years.
The profession is facing challenges, with many journalists seeking alternative income sources, highlighting financial insecurity amid fears of AI-driven job displacement.
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