Jobs, AI, Work Trends & the Economy
MIT researchers estimate that current AI systems can already handle tasks equal to 12 percent of U.S. work hours, with automation advancing mainly in clerical and data-heavy functions while most jobs remain only partly exposed.
ABN AMRO will cut 5,200 jobs by 2028 under a plan that reduces costs and simplifies its operations.
As the European Skills Agenda ends, we examine the results, gaps, and next steps shaping skills and training in Europe.
Billionaire nannies on private jets, paid line sitters, AI ethicists and chief heat officers sound like social-media curiosities. The signals of how inequality, AI and climate risk are rewriting what “a job” is.
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