How AI is impacting jobs

3 dnsharma 0 6/7/2025, 9:37:07 AM

While the rise of AI is often portrayed as a beacon of progress, efficiency, and innovation, there are uncomfortable truths and harsh realities that are frequently glossed over. The truth about AI’s impact on jobs is far more troubling than the rosy narratives that dominate public discourse. Behind the shiny promise of technological advancement lies the undeniable fact that AI, far from being a force for good, is driving job losses, deepening inequality, and creating a future that many are ill-prepared for. It’s time to face the uncomfortable reality of the AI revolution — one that no one dares to talk about openly. Read more on https://unmanned.earth/article.php?id=12

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How AI is impacting jobs

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