4 in 10 companies plan to replace employees with AI, WEF says
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from Computerworld2 months ago
According to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025, 41% of companies plan to reduce their workforce in the next five years due to AI-driven automation, indicating a transformative shift in job availability and the need for new skill sets to remain competitive in the evolving job landscape.
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The report highlights that while automation through AI will lead to job cuts in certain sectors, 70% of companies still anticipate hiring individuals knowledgeable about new AI tools, pointing towards a growing demand for AI-savvy professionals.
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The WEF emphasizes that advancements in AI and renewable energy will not only reshape the job market but also create a pressing need for companies to invest in the upskilling of their current employees, ensuring they are prepared for the changing landscape.
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