And he does not take away people's work in the US yet. The exception is two sectors

2025-08-23 19:00
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2025-08-23 19:00
According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (myth) report, which on Monday cites the Axios portal, and does not take away people work in the US – except for media and IT sectors, where employment reduction begins. In the long run, however, about 27 percent will disappear in the US. jobs.


In the opinion of the AI research laboratory team, MIT MEDIA LAB use of artificial intelligence tools by American companies for now makes them resign from external agencies or people working from abroad (offshore), but it does not yet prompt them to eliminate jobs.
Such a trend will intensify primarily in those sectors that use AI to the most, including in the media and technology companies; 80 percent He declares bosses in these industries in surveys that in the next two years he will limit the employment of new employees – says the MIT report for 2025.
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Investing in AI is now leading to significant savings in companies; One of the examined enterprises saved $ 8 million during the year. Thanks to the purchase of AI tool for 8,000 hole. In addition, companies using artificial intelligence have observed a significant increase in productivity – explained in an interview with Axios the head of the team for AI MIT Media Lab Aditya Challapally.
In a separate text, the portal points out that the trend to replace employees by AI will intensify violently if the American economy is slowed down.

Every time there was a recession in the US, enterprises have invested intensively in the automation process to save on employment costs – explains Axios.
If the recently published data on the American labor market, which indicate an increase in unemployment and a decrease in the dynamics of job creation, are an early symptom of recession, then “quick technological changes” may prove to be “particularly painful” for American employees – the portal warns at the end.
President Donald Trump dismissed the commissioner for work statistics Erika MCTyarfer after publications weaker than expected, results regarding the number of jobs and unemployment. He also accused her of falsifying numbers.
Data published routinely by MCENTARFER indicate a lower than the expected increase in jobs in July and contain a significant revision of the results from the previous two months, which means that the state of the economy is worse than previously thought. The numbers caused anxieties on the stock exchanges, and the New York Times said that it could be a signal of the upcoming recession. (PAP)
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