AI can already replace nearly 12% of jobs in the US: Why the first impact is showing up in entry-level roles
New findings reveal Artificial Intelligence can now handle tasks for nearly 12 percent of the US workforce. This capability is impacting entry-level jobs the most. Governments are accelerating infrastructure and workforce development plans. Young workers can build resilient careers by focusing on human-centered skills and digital fluency. The transition is happening now, requiring immediate adaptation.
New findings reveal Artificial Intelligence can now handle tasks for nearly 12 percent of the US workforce. This capability is impacting entry-level jobs the most. Governments are accelerating infrastructure and workforce development plans. Young workers can build resilient careers by focusing on human-centered skills and digital fluency. The transition is happening now, requiring immediate adaptation.
