Some physical labor positions are highly exposed.

When you think of AI replacing jobs, you may imagine tech infiltrating offices and swiping the work of a white-collar desk worker. But now, it’s coming for blue-collar jobs too. Or more specifically, ...

Research maps which roles face the sharpest exposure — and the results don't always follow conventional assumptions ...

With most job market predictions focusing on AI automation of white-collar occupations, it is the production sector that is in the riskiest position.

In the past few years, the explosion in AI capacity has made clear that many tasks will and already are being automated away.

Just a few months ago, AI was an interesting tool for knowledge workers. Now, for many, it’s utterly terrifying.

Industrial policy must align with employment strategies. Ministries must coordinate to design training programs linked to industry demand. Regional apprenticeship models in the United States offer ...