AI Boom Creates Jobs but Forces 11 Million Americans Into Career Overhauls by 2035
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AI Boom Creates Jobs but Forces 11 Million Americans Into Career Overhauls by 2035
McKinsey Global Institute projects 11 million U.S. workers must switch occupations by 2035 as AI displaces demand equivalent to 36 million jobs while creating over 40 million new ones. Low-wage roles in admin, retail and logistics face the brunt. The required pace of transitions triples historical norms, creating barriers around skills, credentials and pay. Mobility, not job scarcity, defines the decade ahead.
Driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, the US economy is expected to create more than 40 million new jobs over the next decade. However, at the same time, by 2035, the widespread application of AI and other automation technologies could lead to a 21% reduction in demand for existing positions, equivalent to a loss of 36 million jobs. (Image/Shutterstock)
Thanks to the development of artificial intelligence, the American economy could create more than 40 million new jobs in the next decade, writes CNBC Make It. However, the widespread use of artificial intelligence and other automation technologies could reduce the demand for labor in existing jobs by 21 percent by 2035, which corresponds to the volume of work on […]
While the debate on the impact of artificial intelligence on the world of work continues to dominate the headlines, the biggest challenge will be to help workers find the most direct path to the growing professions. Our new research shows that by 2035 the US economy will have more jobs than today. [...] The article L'AI will create more jobs than it will eliminate. But 11 million Americans will have to change profession comes from Fortune Italy.
The U.S. economy could have more jobs in 2035 than today, but the transition would be difficult for millions of workers: a McKinsey research estimates that about 11 million may need to change jobs, and points out that credentials and lost wages can become decisive barriers.
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