AI may affect 300 million jobs but will boost global economy and labour productivity

Goldman Sachs: “AI tools like ChatGPT threaten 300 million jobs worldwide”

The endless possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI) are causing great enthusiasm in the technology sector, but at the same time they are a threat to countless employees in other sectors. A new study by the US investment bank Goldman Sachs predicts that as many as 300 million jobs worldwide could be lost due to AI tools such as ChatGPT or DALL-E.

Artificial intelligences like ChatGPT threaten 300 million jobs worldwide, according to Goldman Sachs

By boosting productivity, AI could also increase global GDP by 7% annually, according to a study by the American bank.

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CNN— Goldman Sachs says up to 300 million full-time jobs around the world could be affected by artificial intelligence. The new wave of AI spawning platforms like ChatGPT could lead to jobs being automated in some way. In a report Sunday, economists predicted 18% of work globally could be computerized. Economists at the investment bank believe the effects would be felt more deeply in advanced economies than emerging markets, with white-collar wo…

Goldman Sachs: 300 million jobs worldwide could be affected by AI

Goldman Sachs economists predict up to 300 million full-time jobs globally could be affected by artificial intelligence. According to the report, administrative workers and lawyers would be most at risk, while physically demanding occupations such as construction and repair would be least affected.

Artificial intelligence might replace 300 million jobs

Impact will be greatest in administrative and legal sectors where 46% of administrative employment and 44% of legal jobs are at risk