Investigative Journalist James Rosen has been digging deep into how the rise of Artificial Intelligence and how it will impact the job market in the U.S.
In a recent video report, Rosen interviewed expert Dion Hinchcliffe, principal analyst at Constellation Research. Context from Hinchcliffe included: “The world economic forum says we’re going to go from about 30% machines doing all the work right now, to where we are today, to 50% by 2025. And that’s going to cause a lot of dislocation in the job market, a lot of unemployment.”
A paper published in 2013 by Oxford University, examined which jobs are susceptible to computerization and found 47% of U.S. are at jobs at risk.
“High-skilled workers have moved down the occupational ladder, taking on jobs traditionally performed by low-skilled workers, pushing low-skilled workers even further down the occupational ladder, and to some extent, even out of the labor force.” the report said.
For more see the video at: https://wjla.com/news/nation-world/the-rise-in-artificial-intelligence-is-eroding-the-american-job-market
