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The American white-collar job market is facing an unusual slowdown, raising concerns that AI is beginning to reshape the workforce and threaten knowledge-based roles.
New data reveals AI is boosting wages for experienced workers in exposed industries, while simultaneously making it harder for entry-level job seekers to find roles.
Recent tech layoffs, spearheaded by Block CEO Jack Dorsey, have ignited market fears over AI-driven job displacement, even as Wall Street pushes back.
The U.S. is falling behind China in manufacturing not just due to trade policies, but a failure to adopt large-scale automation, robotics, and AI in its factories.
Top CEOs Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and Jensen Huang of Nvidia present conflicting views on AI's impact on jobs, with Dimon warning of "civil unrest" and Huang predicting a massive job boom.
A major call center in the Philippines has replaced 80% of its human staff with AI agents, eliminating thousands of jobs and threatening a key sector of the nation's economy.
New research shows jobs most exposed to AI are growing faster and paying more than before the pandemic, challenging widespread fears of mass layoffs.
Elon Musk predicts that within 10 to 20 years, AI and robotics will make work optional, creating a society of abundance supported by universal high income.
AI stocks like Nvidia and Microsoft surged on Monday, leading a broad market rally fueled by hopes of an end to the U.S. government shutdown.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon compares AI's labor impact to the industrial revolution, suggesting long-term adaptation amid growing fears of white-collar job cuts.
Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton warns that tech giants' massive AI investments will only be profitable by replacing human workers, challenging historical economic patterns.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated the current AI investment boom is not a repeat of the dot-com bubble, citing that AI companies have real earnings and profits.
