"In remarks published Tuesday, market research firm Gartner predicted that rather than producing the "jobs apocalypse" that many have feared, AI will instead cause "jobs chaos": a general ripple effect throughout the labor market wherein virtually every business has to adapt, in varying ways, to the arrival of intelligent machines that are better at some tasks than human employees -- but that also, importantly, fall short in other areas."
"This more nuanced vision of the future is further supported by recent studies from Georgia State University and hiring platform Indeed, both of which stress the point that AI-at least in the foreseeable future -- is more likely to automate particular job responsibilities and skills than jobs wholesale. Also: Is AI a career killer? Not if you have these skills, McKinsey research shows Businesses can expect this wave of change to arrive in full sometime between 2028 and 2029, accor"
AI will produce widespread, uneven disruption across the labor market, causing 'jobs chaos' where companies must adapt to intelligent machines that surpass humans on some tasks but underperform on others. The disruption will be a patchwork of models rather than a single, uniform transformation, with different businesses choosing different approaches. Studies from Georgia State University and Indeed indicate AI is likelier to automate specific responsibilities and skills than entire occupations in the near term. Businesses should prepare for substantial change arriving around 2028–2029 and remain flexible in redesigning roles, reskilling employees, and rethinking workflows to integrate AI effectively.
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