Goldman Sachs: AI Threatens Jobs in Rich Countries

A report from Goldman Sachs indicates that artificial intelligence has begun to significantly impact the labor market in advanced economies, with a slowdown in job growth in the most automation-prone sectors since the second half of 2022. The most affected sectors include information and communications services, call centers, and software deployment, which have experienced sharp declines in employment—particularly in the United States, Canada, and Germany—with reductions in US call center employment reaching up to 39%. The analysis also shows that young people and those at the start of their careers are the most adversely affected, with negative impacts exceeding 0.6 percentage points in some markets. However, the effects of AI remain limited to a narrow range of sectors and jobs. The report notes that the adoption of artificial intelligence in advanced economies ranges between 15% and 20%, with France, the United States, and Liechtenstein leading the adoption rates. In contrast, emerging markets have adoption rates between 10% and 15%.

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