Goldman Sachs economists released a report today that suggests generative artificial intelligence will significantly disrupt the global labor market, automating in the region of 300 million jobs over the next decade.
In the midst of what is now a generative AI boom – something that should be put on pause according to some leaders and thinkers in that space today – the investment bank warns as AI becomes “indistinguishable from human-created output,” there will be “potentially large macroeconomic effects.”
The researchers say a quarter of all work may be automated in the U.S. and Europe, which will lead to a profound […]
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