AI Advances, These Jobs Stay
Defence engineering, skilled trades, semiconductors, cybersecurity, healthcare, and social care are among the professions expanding in 2025, even as AI leads to layoffs in other sectors.
Anthropic’s survey of 80,508 Claude users shows people want AI to strip out administrative drag, manage schedules and reclaim time, even as concerns about accuracy and job loss keep adoption cautious.
A draft EU law would require employers to inform workers about algorithmic management systems, ban certain data uses, and ensure human review of major job decisions. The proposal marks a new approach to regulating workplace technology across Europe.
Defence engineering, skilled trades, semiconductors, cybersecurity, healthcare, and social care are among the professions expanding in 2025, even as AI leads to layoffs in other sectors.