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Goldman says AI layoffs are starting to leave a 'long-lasting' scar, just like the last 40 years of history

Goldman Sachs warns of long-lasting impact from AI layoffs

By · Published October 31, 2026  11:27 UTC · Updated October 31, 2026  12:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Goldman Sachs warns of long-lasting impact from AI layoffs
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The use of artificial intelligence has led to layoffs in the tech industry. The Economist suggests that workers should prepare for the possibility of job displacement by negotiating for higher pay.

This advice is given in the context of AI's growing presence in the workforce. The New York Times' opinion section has also weighed in on the topic, but without specifying its stance on the matter.

In a discussion on the future of work, Lentz and Rivera touched on the subject of AI and its effects, but without providing specific details on the current situation.

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What is the significance of Goldman Sachs' warning?

Goldman Sachs' warning is the first clear evidence of AI's impact on the labor market, according to the Financial Times.

What is the pattern of technological advancements over the past 40 years?

The pattern of technological advancements over the past 40 years has seen a displacement of workers, according to Goldman Sachs.

What advice does The Economist give to workers?

The Economist suggests that workers should prepare for the possibility of job displacement by negotiating for higher pay.

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