These American workers are the most afraid of A.I. taking their jobs

The Terminator movie franchise is back, and the idea that robots and artificial intelligence are coming for us -- specifically, our jobs -- is a big part of the present. But the majority of the working population remains unafraid of a T-800 stealing their employment. Only a little over one-quarter (27%) of all workers say they are worried that the job they have now will be eliminated within the next five years as a result of new technology, robots or artificial intelligence, according to the quarterly CNBC/SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness survey. Nevertheless, the survey results show it may be only a matter of time: Fears about automation and jobs run higher among the youngest workers. The survey found that 37% of workers between the ages of 18 and 24 are worried about new technology eliminating their jobs.