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Fear of AI replacement linked to worse workplace behavior
Original: Workers who fear AI replacement show worse workplace behavior
New research from Washington State University suggests employees who fear being replaced by artificial intelligence are more likely to display negative workplace behaviors, such as incivility or reduced cooperation. The findings add to growing discussion about AI's psychological impact on the workforce, suggesting job insecurity driven by automation may harm workplace culture even before any jobs are actually cut.
Why now: Ongoing anxiety about AI taking jobs makes studies on its workplace effects timely and relatable.
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Evidence
- Workers who fear AI replacement show worse workplace behavior · Phys.org
- Workers who fear AI replacement show worse workplace behavior · WSU Insider
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