AI Could Displace 11 Million US Workers

A study by McKinsey suggests that artificial intelligence may not pose the greatest threat to American workers' jobs as commonly thought. Instead, the biggest challenge is helping around 11 million workers, or roughly 7% of the labor force, transition to new jobs by 2035 due to job losses linked to AI. The number of workers changing professions each year is expected to double, potentially more than tripling, as many may need extensive retraining and face income loss. The sectors most susceptible to change are administrative, commercial, and logistics industries. Most of these workers tend to have lower incomes compared to higher earners. The study calls for government interventions such as updating labor market data and implementing retraining programs to support this career shift. It also notes that the pace of change could be similar to the market upheaval experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the rapid decline in demand for certain professions possibly creating gaps in the labor market.

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