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Survey Reveals Diverging Views on AI's Impact on Job Market

cio.comBy Senior executives see AI adoption leading to job cuts, while workers say it will increase employment, according to a new survey published by the US National Bureau of Economic Research. Amid so much speculation about the impact of the new technology, NBER’s study is tantalizingly titled “Firm data on AI” — but the data, which comes from a survey of 6,000 firms in four countries, leads to few solid conclusions.Saturday, February 21, 20261 min read
Workers, bosses, disagree on whether AI will create jobs | CIO

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Key Takeaway

A recent survey indicates that while executives foresee job cuts due to AI, employees anticipate job growth. The contrasting expectations highlight the uncertainty surrounding AI's impact on employment.

A survey found AI’s impact on employment has so far been limited, but workers and bosses both expect that to change; the question is, how?

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