US EditionAndrew Yang Predicts AI Could Eliminate Half of White-Collar Jobs
Andrew Yang warns AI-driven layoffs could impact 20–50% of 70 million U.S. white-collar workers, with effects extending to support staff and local businesses.
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Andrew Yang predicts AI could eliminate half of white-collar jobs
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang predicts that up to 50% of white-collar workers could lose their jobs as companies adopt artificial intelligence.Writing on Substack, Yang said that as companies seek efficiency, competitors will quickly follow.RELATED STORY | AI safety shake-up: Top researchers quit OpenAI and Anthropic, warning of risksIt will become a competition because the stock market will reward you if you cut headcount and punish…
Andrew Yang says AI will wipe out millions of white-collar jobs in the next 12 to 18 months
Andrew Yang is the CEO of Noble Mobile and founded the Forward Party.PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty ImagesAndrew Yang says AI will wipe out millions of white-collar jobs in the next 12 to 18 months.Anyone whose job revolves around sitting at a desk is at risk, Yang says.He says the impact of AI on the workforce will not just be limited to laid-off office workers.Expect to see your local Starbucks soon be full of middle-aged former office worker…
Andrew Yang says AI will remove millions of white collar jobs over the next 12 to 18 months: "Expect to see your local Starbucks soon filled with former office workers."Millions of white collar jobs could disappear over the next 12 to 18 months, as artificial intelligence (AI) automates intellectual work," said former U.S. presidential candidate Andrew Yang. "In a recent newsletter, he warned that...
Andrew Yang’s 2026 Warning: Why Mass AI Layoffs May Be Closer Than Corporate America Wants to Admit
Andrew Yang, the former presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur who built his 2020 campaign around the threat of automation, is sounding the alarm again — and this time, he says the timeline has accelerated dramatically. In a stark warning that has reverberated through Silicon Valley boardrooms and Washington policy circles alike, Yang argues that mass layoffs driven by artificial intelligence are not a distant hypothetical but an imminent …
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