Workers who don't use AI more likely to be laid off, survey finds

A recent Gallup survey highlights a surprising trend: even though 62% of laid-off workers weren't using AI, they're more likely to be let go than those who did. Despite AI or automation not being the main reason for these cuts, the data suggests that workplaces favoring AI might be inadvertently leaving non-users at a higher risk. This finding points to a broader issue where tech adoption could influence job security, potentially signaling that companies favor or value AI-savvy employees more. It's a wake-up call for organizations to consider the broader impact of tech adoption on their workforce.