While you may have a great relationship with your boss, a new survey says workers in Colorado should not count on that saving their jobs.

Nearly half of the Colorado managers surveyed said they could replace human workers with artificial intelligence with “no guilt,” according to the survey by Trio.dev, a firm that assembles outsourced software develop teams in Latin America. They were almost six times as likely as managers in Idaho, the least willing state.

Across the U.S., managers had less qualms about replacing workers with outsourcing internationally (43%) than replacing workers with AI (57%).

The survey also saw that the majority of managers nationally (54%) admitted they would not alert workers to the possibility of AI replacements until a change was “unavoidable.”

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