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Goldman says AI is starting to weigh on jobs across developed economies

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Goldman Sachs research finds that AI adoption is beginning to put pressure on employment across developed economies, according to CNBC.

The analysis points to labor markets as one of the first areas where the technology’s impact is showing up, with job effects emerging as AI spreads through the economy, CNBC reported.

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CNBC MarketsGoldman studied where AI is squeezing labor markets. Here's what it found

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Goldman says AI is starting to weigh on jobs across developed economies

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