A new survey conducted in six European countries shows artificial intelligence (AI) is fuelling fears about job losses. The survey, conducted by insurer Allianz Research, showed that 46% of respondents expect AI will reduce the number of jobs, with only 33% believing the technology could expand the labour market. Almost 6,300 adults from Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland and Austria were surveyed. The study revealed that 51% of respondents believe AI widen the skills gap and inequality, with only 21% optimistic about the potential benefits of AI. “The population in many European countries …