Some AI critics say the tech is a threat to white collar workers, but new data says it may be hitting low-end wages first.

A debate played out this week at The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live Qatar event on how AI will reshape work.

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The fight over whether artificial intelligence will erase jobs or unlock new ones has shifted from abstract theory to urgent ...

Tech leaders are divided on whether AI will replace or create jobs. Here's what Anthropic's Dario Amodei, Nvidia's Jensen ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer just nibbling at the edges of routine office work. Some of the field's most influential ...

The binary options of apocalypse or utopia miss the real force that produces the outcome: human choices. Almost daily, new headlines claim that artificial intelligence will either destroy work as we ...

Geoffrey Hinton has seen the future of work… and he isn’t sugarcoating it. The “godfather of AI” says the technology he ...

A new study from MIT estimates that 11.7 percent of the American workforce could be replaced with today's AI systems.

This week, Richard Waters, FT columnist and former West Coast editor, talks with MIT Technology Review’s editor at large ...

Feeling overwhelmed about how to upskill in AI? Worried AI is going to take your job and leave your carefully honed skills ...

Young Americans preparing to enter the workforce are confronting a job market that is increasingly stacked against them.