US EditionAnthropic CEO Predicts AI Could Cut 50% of Entry-Level White-Collar Jobs
- In June 2025, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei cautioned that artificial intelligence may threaten up to 50% of entry-level positions in white-collar fields such as technology and finance within five years.
- This warning follows observed job declines, like a 27.5% drop in developing world jobs and a two-year US IT job market decrease tied to AI-driven disruptions.
- Amodei urged governments and companies to honestly address this looming challenge while Anthropic develops AI models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet that enhance computer interaction capabilities.
- Google has poured more than $3 billion into Anthropic and intends to contribute an additional $750 million in 2025, securing a 14% ownership stake as the industry increasingly embraces AI integration.
- The anticipated AI-driven job losses could raise unemployment to 10–20%, spurring calls for policy action and workforce adaptation to mitigate economic impact.
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