Behind the scenes in Washington, many policymakers are planning for an economic disruption: potential job displacement caused ...

U.S. unemployment rate rises to 4.3% in August. Workers report rising fears of AI-driven job losses. 77% of employers require or encourage AI adoption. Experts urge transparency, training and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The integration of artificial intelligence in everyday life has caused waves of fear in certain industries. While most jobs aren’t ...

AI-driven job losses may not just make it harder for affected workers to find employment in the short term but also could leave a yearslong “scarring,” marked by depressed income, delayed ...

Economists and academics are still not clear on how, exactly, AI will change the jobs that are most vulnerable to its advances. Some jobs may disappear altogether, while others will simply evolve and ...

This is the first article in a two-part series on the threat of AI-driven job loss and worker displacement. You can read the second part here. Creeping anxiety about AI-driven job loss has spilled ...

AI technologies have the potential to replace some US jobs in the future. An economist says people displaced by AI will be better off than past manufacturing workers. AI job displacement will be more ...

AI job losses may create new business opportunities, says Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas. "The reality is most people don't enjoy their jobs," he said. AI tools are fueling creative side hustles, ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A new study ranks Austin as the sixth-highest city in the U.S. for artificial intelligence (AI) job displacement. The study, conducted by (un)Common Logic, says that just over 10% of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Neil Sahota is a globally sought after speaker and business advisor. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative ...

Denmark's 'flexicurity' model is helping workers fear AI disruption less. Can India replicate it?

As artificial intelligence puts Americans out of work, there are programs available to help them land on their feet—but experts warn they’ll need to ramp up quickly to meet the demand. “The need that ...