#ai-impact-on-jobs

#ai-impact-on-jobs

Nearly half of employees believe AI can outperform them in routine tasks.

Experts predict a potential for machines to take over all jobs within a century. [ more ]

Representative Don Beyer, at 73, enrolled in a machine learning master's degree program to understand AI's impact, highlighting the necessity for lawmakers to acquire technological knowledge. [ more ]

AI is leading to job losses and layoffs across different industries.

Despite concerns, a consortium aims to address AI's impact by promoting reskilling and upskilling within the ICT industry. [ more ]

45% of IT decision-makers in SMEs are worried about the impact of AI on their job.

76% of IT decision-makers believe their organizations should be investing in AI. [ more ]

Generative AI will have the biggest impact on high-paying white-collar jobs in industries like banking and tech.

Workers with college degrees are most likely to be impacted, including business analysts, marketing managers, software developers, and lawyers. [ more ]

AI will impact 60 percent of jobs in advanced economies, 40 percent in emerging markets, and 26 percent in low-income countries

Half of the jobs impacted by AI will be negatively affected, while the rest may benefit from enhanced productivity gains [ more ]