AI is taking away the jobs of young Americans, while older workers stay insulated: How it can lead to a deeper job market crisis
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the American workforce, but its impact is strikingly uneven. According to findings reported by the Wall Street Journal, young professionals are losing footholds in entry-level roles most exposed to automation, while older workers remain secure through experience-driven skills. This imbalance threatens a long-term labour market paradox, where future expertise risks vanishing as AI dismantles traditional pathways of learning.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the American workforce, but its impact is strikingly uneven. According to findings reported by the Wall Street Journal, young professionals are losing footholds in entry-level roles most exposed to automation, while older workers remain secure through experience-driven skills. This imbalance threatens a long-term labour market paradox, where future expertise risks vanishing as AI dismantles traditional pathways of learning. What's Your Reaction?
