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Top Economist Warns AI Could Triple Unemployment Within a Decade — ‘What We Are Living Through…Is Unprecedented’

BenzingaTanya Rawat

Clara Shih warns AI agents could shrink teams, reduce entry-level opportunities and reshape the future of work.

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