Goldman Sachs CEO Dismisses AI Job Apocalypse, Says AI Will Boost Productivity and Create Roles

According to Jin10 on May 26, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon dismissed concerns that AI will trigger mass unemployment and an "employment apocalypse," stating fears are overstated. In a commentary published in the New York Times, Solomon argued AI will not eliminate jobs at catastrophic scale, but rather increase worker productivity, shift employees toward higher-value tasks, and create new roles in AI system management, implementation, verification, and oversight. Goldman Sachs' economists predict AI could automate 25% of current work hours over the next decade, with white-collar sectors including banking, legal, accounting, and software development facing the greatest disruption.
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