"Microsoft's AI chief stated that all white-collar work would be automated within 18 months, while Anthropic's CEO suggested AI could eliminate half of entry-level jobs by the decade's end."
"The Tufts University report ranks jobs by vulnerability to AI, projecting a potential job loss equivalent to the economy of Belgium or just shy of South Korea."
"The most vulnerable sectors include information, finance, and professional services, with writers, programmers, and digital designers facing over 50 percent job loss."
"Despite the risks, 38 percent of jobs are still considered AI-proof, although many of these positions are lower-paying."
In 2026, predictions about AI's impact on jobs have intensified, with claims that all white-collar work could be automated soon. A report from Tufts University indicates that approximately 6 percent of jobs may be at risk of AI-driven elimination in the next two to five years. The sectors most vulnerable include information, finance, and professional services, with significant job losses expected in specific occupations like writing and programming. Conversely, 38 percent of jobs are considered AI-proof, though many are lower-paying.
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