Economists See Limited Job Creation Despite Rapid AI Growth
Most economists surveyed for the World Economic Forum’s Chief Economists’ Outlook do not expect artificial intelligence to create jobs, NDTV reported. The report, released on Tuesday, also said 56% of respondents expected the global economy to remain stable or improve over the following year. The supplied material gives no breakdown of views.
Most economists surveyed for the World Economic Forum’s Chief Economists’ Outlook do not expect artificial intelligence to create jobs, NDTV reported. The report was released on Tuesday. It also found that 56% of the economists surveyed expected the global economy to remain stable or improve over the next year.
The supplied material does not explain how the respondents assessed AI’s effect on employment, whether they expected job losses or how their views differed by region or industry. It likewise gives no details of the economic conditions behind the broader outlook. The findings presented in the source point to rapid AI growth alongside limited expectations for job creation, while indicating that a majority of surveyed economists saw the global economy as stable or improving.
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