Six months’ worth of labor data together with new research into the workplace indicate that artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly effective at making employees work faster and more productively, even though there are still valid risks for new workers.
For many years one of the most frequently given warnings regarding artificial intelligence has been that companies will eventually find that machines are capable of carrying out the work, employees will therefore become unnecessary, and millions of jobs will vanish. However, a six-month look at U.S. employment figures tells a more complex story.
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