Summary
A report suggests that AI could automate up to 25% of work hours in the U.S., raising worries about job losses. AI is developing tools that can replace tasks typically done by humans, such as creating presentations and conducting research. Tech leaders and companies are preparing for changes in hiring practices as AI advances.
Key Facts
- A report by Goldman Sachs Research states AI could automate 25% of all U.S. work hours.
- AI tools, like Claude Code, are being developed to handle tasks such as meeting summaries and research work.
- Some tech leaders are considering less reliance on H-1B visas because AI may take over these jobs.
- The startup Mercor contracts specialists to train AI, indicating a shift in employment practices.
- Elon Musk claims AI can replace half of white-collar jobs and suggests robots could perform surgeries soon.
- Current unemployment is at 4.4%, but companies are slow to fill jobs and expect AI to replace certain roles.
- President Trump believes AI will create jobs rather than take them away.
