Wall Street Could Cut 200,000 Jobs As AI Takes Over: Study | Entrepreneur
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"Our survey indicates that AI could lead to as many as 200,000 job cuts in the banking industry in the next three to five years, as over 90 banks assess automation opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs. Nearly 25% of executives believe job cuts could exceed 5-10% of their workforce, exposing professionals working in routine roles to significant risk."
"Tomasz Noetzel, the Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst, emphasized that jobs involving routine, repetitive tasks in areas like back office, middle office, and operations are particularly vulnerable to automation, with intelligent bots poised to take over customer service inquiries and similar roles."
"JPMorgan’s AI cash flow intelligence tool is an exemplary case of how technology can transform banking tasks, helping clients to reduce human effort by as much as 90%. This showcases not merely job elimination but the reallocation of human resources towards more strategic functions."
"JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon envisions a future enhanced by AI, suggesting the technology could facilitate a three-and-a-half-day workweek, drastically changing work-life balance for employees, and potentially increasing human longevity."
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