Most Economists Doubt AI Will Create Jobs, WEF Survey Finds

The World Economic Forum released its Chief Economists' Outlook report on Tuesday, surveying economists on global economic trends and emerging technologies. A majority of the economists surveyed, 56%, expect the global economy to remain stable or improve over the coming year. Despite rapid growth in artificial intelligence, most economists in the survey expressed skepticism about its ability to generate new employment. The report highlights a growing tension between AI's expanding role in the economy and its anticipated impact on the job market.
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