Goldman Sachs Reports AI Driving Earnings Surge Amid Job Displacement Concerns
Goldman Sachs economists indicate that AI is contributing to a significant 22% earnings surge, while also addressing concerns about potential job displacement. They suggest that jobs lost to AI may not be permanently wiped out, even as the AI-driven market rally impacts retirement accounts.
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Goldman Says AI Is Driving a 22% Earnings Surge. For a 68-Year-Old, the Rally Swelling His 401(k) Is Inflating the RMD Tax Hit Waiting at 73.
Read full article →Goldman Sachs economist on millions losing jobs to AI: They won’t be permanently wiped out
Goldman Sachs economist Joseph Briggs forecasts AI could displace 9% of the US workforce, around 15 million jobs, drawing parallels to past tech disruptions. While acknowledging job losses in sectors like tech and consulting, he emphasizes history shows technology creates more new roles than it destroys. MIT's Neil Thompson suggests AI adoption will be gradual, with partial automation being more common than outright job elimination.
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