AI Is Starting to Take a Toll on Jobs. Goldman Sachs Finds Entry-Level Workers Are Most Exposed.

Source: International Business Times

New research found that industries with greater exposure to AI automation have generally experienced weaker growth in job openings since the second half of 2022. Getty Images Artificial intelligence is beginning to leave a measurable mark on labor markets across the world's largest developed economies, but the pressure is far from evenly distributed among different industries. New research from Goldman Sachs found that industries with greater exposure to AI automation have generally experienced weaker growth in job openings since the second half of 2022.