A new study published by Google highlighted the economic repercussions of generative AI and its probable influence on employment trends and workforce dynamics.
Google says that it has found no “straight line” between the spread of powerful technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and unemployment, according to a new study.
On April 25, the Big Tech company published the study, conducted by Andrew McAfee the principal research scientist at the MIT Sloan School of Management, on the global economic impact of generative AI.
It was revealed that there is currently no direct correlation, nor is this something to change, “at least in the short run,” due to limitations of the technology. The report said:
