MIT Study Finds AI Could Replace 11.7% of U.S. Jobs
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A recent MIT study claims that 11.7% of U.S. labor could potentially be replaced by existing AI, based on a digital twin model of the labor market called Project Iceberg, which tracks 151 million workers and 32,000 skills to assess AI's impact on employment. The study emphasizes the urgency for policymakers to prepare for AI-driven disruptions despite its correlational nature and limitations.
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