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15% of Americans Willing to Work for AI Boss, Says New Poll Featuring Amazon and Uber

Huma Shazia31 March 2026 at 11:33 am5 min read
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A recent poll reveals 15% of Americans are open to working under an AI supervisor, while 70% fear AI will decrease job opportunities. Companies like Amazon and Uber are already using AI to replace certain management tasks.

Key Takeaways

  • 15% of Americans are willing to work for an AI boss, according to a new poll
  • 70% of respondents believe AI will lead to a decrease in job opportunities
  • Companies like Amazon and Uber are using AI to replace certain management tasks

In This Article

  1. Working Under an AI Boss
  2. The Future of Work and AI
  3. Companies Already Using AI

Working Under an AI Boss

The idea of working under an AI boss is becoming more acceptable

  • A Quinnipiac University poll found that 15% of Americans are willing to have a job where their direct supervisor is an AI program
  • This growing acceptance of AI in the workplace could lead to significant changes in how companies are managed
  • The use of AI as a supervisor is gaining popularity, with companies like Workday using AI agents to file and approve expense reports

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The Future of Work and AI

The increasing use of AI in the workplace is raising concerns about job prospects

  • 70% of respondents in the Quinnipiac poll believe that advances in AI will lead to a decrease in the number of job opportunities for people
  • 30% of employed Americans are either very concerned or somewhat concerned that AI will make their job specifically obsolete
  • The replacement of middle management with AI workflows, as seen in companies like Amazon, could lead to a significant shift in the job market

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Companies Already Using AI

Several companies are already using AI to replace certain management tasks

  • Amazon has deployed new AI workflows to replace some of the responsibilities of middle management, laying off thousands of managers in the process
  • Uber engineers have built an AI model of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to field pitches before meetings with their actual boss
  • The use of AI in these companies is an example of the growing trend of automation in the workplace

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Final Thoughts

As AI continues to transform the workplace, it's essential to stay informed about the latest developments. Visit logicity.in to learn more about the intersection of technology and society.

Sources & Credits

Source: TechCrunch — by Graham Starr

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Huma Shazia

Senior AI & Tech Writer

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