New Data Confirms That AI Is Already Taking Human Jobs, Roles

a year ago

Shopify and Duolingo CEOs are implementing policies to replace human roles with AI where possible.
Revelio Labs found a 19% decline in AI-doable tasks in job postings over three years, indicating fewer hires for such roles.
High-exposure AI jobs (e.g., IT specialists, data engineers) saw a 31% drop in openings post-ChatGPT, compared to 25% for low-exposure roles.
Freelancers in writing-related fields experienced a 2% job drop and 5.2% earnings decline after ChatGPT's introduction.
Klarna initially froze hiring due to AI efficiency but later resumed hiring humans due to quality concerns.
Tech CEOs remain eager to reduce human workforces, driven by AI advancements and cost-cutting goals.
Aki Ito suggests white-collar jobs face an uncertain future as AI tools continue improving.

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