The short-term job displacement due to AI is imminent, and many people are either in denial or doing nothing about it.

Concerns about job loss due to AI and humanoid robots are valid, but many people are eager to retire from jobs they dislike, and new types of jobs will emerge that we can't even imagine today.

As AI replaces jobs, many people may become economically unemployable unless they integrate with AI.

Despite advancements in AI capabilities, fears of mass unemployment due to AGI are unfounded; we are not at that point yet.

Governments are woefully underprepared for the job losses that AI will cause, and we need to design a world that benefits people rather than exacerbates inequality.

I now believe job displacement due to AI will be a significant concern, especially for routine jobs in call centers, law, journalism, and accounting.

The development of AI could lead to massive joblessness, as it will replace many mundane intellectual tasks.

In some sectors, unemployment could reach 10% to 40% within the next two to three years due to AI advancements.

We have to take seriously the possibility that we are about to see a real bloodbath for entry-level white collar workers due to AI advancements.