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Amid mass layoffs, AI is making students switch careers. Top 5 fields seeing biggest shift revealed in new surveyA recent survey by Gallup and the Lumina Foundation shows that artificial intelligence is starting to influence what college students choos...- Two out of every three companies reduced hiring because of AI, 24% reported an increase: ReportAccording to the report, 65% of companies have reduced hiring after adopting AI, while 24% have reported an increase. The remaining 11% sai...
- 300 million at risk: Goldman Sachs lists top jobs that AI can replace, but plumbers and electricians may get richJobs AI will replace: Goldman Sachs predicts AI could replace work equivalent to 300 million people worldwide. Knowledge and clerical jobs ...
- AI poses a greater threat to women in the workforce, but why? ILO study reveals alarming gender gap predictionsAn ILO study reveals women are three times more likely than men to lose jobs to AI, especially in clerical and administrative roles. As gen...
- AI poses a bigger threat to women's work, than men's: ReportA UN report reveals AI is set to transform 9.6% of traditionally female jobs, compared to 3.5% for male roles, especially in high-income na...
- AI expert warns these jobs could disappear in just 2 years: Is your role at risk?AI expert Amjad Masad recently warned that virtually all jobs—especially those involving routine, digital tasks—are at risk of rapid displa...
- With GDP due today, India's middle class consumption story has a trio of factorsIndia's urban middle class is experiencing challenges affecting consumption due to automation, economic downturn, and low household balance...
- Bank jobs disappearing: The clerks are going missing in this digital decadeThe financial sector is experiencing a digital transformation, with automation replacing traditional roles, impacting job ratios and skill ...
- Generative AI to augment jobs, not destroy them: ILO studyGenerative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more likely to augment than destroy jobs by automating some tasks rather than taking over a role...
- AI unlikely to destroy most jobs, but clerical workers at risk: UN studyGenerative AI probably will not take over most people's jobs entirely but will instead automate a portion of their duties, freeing them up ...
- AI unlikely to destroy most jobs, but clerical workers at risk: International Labour OrganizationAn explosion of interest in generative AI and its chatbot applications has sparked fears over job destruction, similar to those that emerge...
- Tech, AI driving job changes for nearly a quarter of all workersThe study expects the net impact of most technologies to be positive in the coming five years.
- Generative AI could replace 300 million jobs: Goldman Sachs reportThe report predicts that about two-thirds of jobs in the US and Europe are exposed to AI automation. A partial but significant part of the ...
- Nearly 107 million women at risk of losing jobs globally as automation takes over: McKinsey reportDespite lower shares in automation-prone manufacturing occupations, women could be only slightly less at risk than men of their jobs being ...
- Automation has SBI leaving 25% retirement vacancies open for techBanks globally are re-aligning to changing realities due to the advent of automation.
- Is automation driving jobs away from humans?Sectors like manufacturing are among the worst-impacted.
- 180 million jobs for women at high risk globally: IMFThe global financial institution urged the world leadership to endow women with requisite skills, close gender gap in leadership positions,...
- Three waves of automation will hit the world now: Know who will drown whenA PwC study has just detailed which workers (by education, age, gender, industry and country) will lose their jobs because of automation at...
- BPOs need to take this call from futureThe $150 billion BPO industry is largely built around delivering incremental efficiency with 'some' expertise and 'modest' investment in to...
- Machines are capable of beating humans nowThere are clear signs that more and more jobs are getting done by computers. Factories employ fewer workers as automation and robots replac...
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