Allianz's annual survey of 3,300 risk experts puts AI behind only cyber incidents, while a WEF report finds data leaks through generative AI are now the top AI-related cyber worry.
As law firms, accountants and software companies hand routine tasks to AI, the first rung of the career ladder is disappearing, widening the gap between workers who use AI and those who do not.
Emotional intelligence, ethical judgment and adaptive learning remain areas where people hold an edge over AI systems, and employers say they want more of them.
Routine roles are exposed, but AI is also creating new occupations and letting individuals do the work of teams. The World Economic Forum expects net job growth by 2030.
