CEOs Say AI Is Poised to Wipe Out an Astonishing Number of Jobs

Technological magazines billionaires are not the only one that violates artificial intelligence workers. Executive managers are jumping through a group of industries now on the vehicle, saying that the matter is no longer the issue of “IF”, but the “number” of jobs that artificial intelligence will take.

A recent survey before Wall Street Journal Explore the spread of the idea of ​​automation during a number of industries, and the executives do not withdraw any punches.

For example, Ford Motor CEO Jim Pharyi recently expected that artificial intelligence “will replace half of all white collar workers in the United States.” He added that “Amnesty International will leave many people with white collars behind them.”

In June, Amazon CEO, Andy Jaci, raised his employees with a memorandum saying that you expect workers to be demobilized in the next few years due to a “once age” revolution in artificial intelligence.

In Jpmorgan Chase, CEO Marian Lake told investors recently that you expect the total number of heads – and thus salary expenses – up to 10 percent over the next few years, thanks to the magic of artificial intelligence.

If Ai Automation is really our shoulders, it is clear that it has retreated under the radar of the American Labor Statistics Office, which recently released the last job report. Among other things, I found that the United States added 147,000 jobs in June, dropping a little from the unemployment rate from 4.2 percent to 4.1 – and it seems that he refuted a demand to seize imminent artificial intelligence, at least at the present time.

More than half of these jobs, NBC Notes, they were in the roles of the government and the local government, while health, social, service and construction constitute the largest part of the other gains.

However, there are some main problems buried in data, such as the fact that the long-term unemployment-unemployed people for six months or more-increased from 190,000 to 1.6 million. Meanwhile, the number of unemployed people jumped to the average unemployment, 15 weeks or more, from 34.9 percent to 38.3 percent. This level has not been seen since the epidemic, NBC Notes.

While these numbers are bad-likely, very bad-the crisis they refer to is a little more complicated than the hardship of ministers in which artificial intelligence works. At the heart, it can be said that these numbers are the result of our economy dependent on the unemployment that is washed through the male noise.

Economists also noted Jeffrey Fonk and Gary Smith in a modern column, the revenues of the adoption of the Grand Language model (LLM) lack the promises of the technology industry. What is presented as evidence of the capabilities of automating artificial intelligence is instead a mixture of workers’ demobilization, the use of external sources, the saturation of the labor market, and in some cases, the employer is biased against graduates of modern universities.

With this opinion, it appears that all the CEO of Bluster is less similar to an imminent crisis that was brought by artificial intelligence, and more likely to do it as usual in the market economy. What workers do about this entire situation is another complete story.

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