AI is either taking over routine tasks typically performed by younger employees or requiring them to learn how to use the tech to be more effective in their jobs. Nearly four in 10 Americans ...

The AI debate has been trapped in a false binary: Either machines are coming for our jobs or they’re reserved for executives in corporate offices. However, the reality is far more nuanced and ...

Languages: English. As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshapes industries, concerns are mounting over which jobs are most at risk. Experts, however, told Newsweek that there is the potential ...

However, the rapid spread of generative AI and machine learning will also automate vast swathes of the global workforce, eviscerating white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike. And while millions of ...

The boom of artificial intelligence has ignited a wave of new possibilities, but it’s also stirring fears among many Americans about their jobs. One of the main concerns is that AI could put ...

For years, we’ve been told the future belongs to tech jobs, coding boot camps and college degrees that leave young Americans saddled with debt. But while artificial intelligence is shaking up ...

With AI technology continuing to advance, there are many possible futures for jobs in the law, healthcare, and telecommunications sectors. The Fast Company Executive Board is a private ...

Will AI augment our work and help us? Or automate our work and take our jobs? One economist contends that is up to us—and we’re doing it wrong. Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist ...

An International Labour Organization study says AI is unlikely to destroy jobs, but in a study they found admin workers and women face a greater risk of their jobs being replaced by the tech.