Automation will affect 36 million jobs by 2035—these 10 occupations could be hit hardest, says new report
36 million jobs at risk by 2035
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McKinsey top exec: AI is making workers more productive. Not companies.Business Insider · 1d ago
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Will AI Crowd Out Jobs?Paul Krugman | Substack · 1d ago
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This number is significant, as it represents a substantial portion of the global workforce. The report highlights 10 occupations that could be hit hardest, but does not provide further details on these specific jobs.
Paul Krugman, on the other hand, questions whether AI will crowd out jobs, highlighting the potential risks of automation. As the report's findings suggest a significant impact on the workforce, it is clear that the effects of automation will be far-reaching.
The question now is how workers and companies will adapt to these changes.
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Will AI create more jobs than it displaces?
McKinsey research suggests that AI is creating more jobs than it displaces
Which occupations could be hit hardest by automation?
A new report identifies 10 occupations, but does not provide further details on these specific jobs
Is automation a risk to the global workforce?
Yes, according to a new report, automation is expected to impact 36 million jobs by 2035
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