AI Fails To Boost Productivity But Cuts Jobs Anyway!
In the thrilling saga of AI's grand entrance, University of Cambridge's Thomas Roulet reveals that AI is more 'cost-cutting villain' than 'efficiency superhero' across tech firms, despite a predicted productivity spike that "hasn't fully materialized." Bain & Company's latest report confirms no one cracked the magic AI formula yetâeven after $1+ trillion already flung at it! Meanwhile, Danish economists tracked 25,000 workers and found AI chatbots barely nudged earnings or hours. Goldman Sachs chimed that generative AI might nudge out 6-7% of US jobs by stealth, while OpenAI and Oracle pour hundreds of billions into AI toys, ignoring the needy sectors supplying training data. Roulet suggests younglings master 'learning skills' to dodge obsolescence in this wild tech rodeo. Itâs like betting on a shiny robot horse that hasnât learned how to run yet, but you're expected to saddle up anyway!
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Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/26/2025 | Author: Theron Mohamed