Many jobs, especially in the top 20 employment categories, are likely to be replaced by automation within the next ten years, which has significant economic implications for society.

While there will be significant job loss, there will also be far more opportunities created, leading to a race between job creators and automation.

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

Historically, automation has transformed job landscapes, and while many jobs may disappear, new roles will emerge that we can't yet envision.

Jobs will be lost massively due to AI advancements, and many people are in denial about this impending crisis.

The displacement of jobs due to automation is a significant concern, as seen in industries like trucking and cashiering.

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.

The rise of AI tools may lead to a significant reduction in entry-level white-collar jobs, with predictions suggesting that up to 50% could disappear in the next few years.

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