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<\/a>Americans express widespread concern \u2013 but also tempered optimism \u2013 about the impact of emerging automation technologies.<\/p><\/div>\n
One with the most interesting findings came from the WEF Sharpers Survey<\/a>, which was passed around 31,000 students from ages 18 to 35 across 186 countries.<\/p>\n It proved millennials feel optimistic on the impacts of automation and future technology, as tech trends may improve education, healthcare, productivity in industries such as manufacturing, importing and data analisis.<\/p>\n Despite optimism and hope from millennials, U.S. adults fear changes regarding technology innovation.<\/p>\n A study from the Pew Research Center (PRC)<\/a> found a widespread anxiety among 4,000 U.S. adults \u2013<\/strong>interviewed from May 1 to 15\u2013 <\/strong>as they await\u00a0<\/strong>significant impacts from automation technologies still in the course of their lifetimes.<\/p>\n The PEW concluded Americans generally express more worry than enthusiasm when asked about future technologies.<\/p>\n Among other findings, Americans also present heavy doubts\u00a0on using each of the technological concepts examined in the survey.<\/p>\n The PEW index shows nearly six-in-ten Americans say they\u00a0would not<\/em><\/a>\u00a0want to ride in a driverless vehicle or use a robot caregiver for themselves or a family member.<\/p>\n 77% of the interviewed public believes robots and computers might one day be able to do many of the jobs currently done by humans, with another 20% describing this prospect as extremely realistic.<\/p>\n Automation will arrive, as it is very probable that the vast majority of businesses already have adopted robot technology.<\/p>\nRobots and automation are real and so is the fear<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Would you use automated technologies?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
An automated future<\/strong><\/h2>\n