AI Threatens Gateway Jobs, Blocking Economic Mobility
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Artificial Intelligence Threatens Gateway Jobs, Blocking Economic Mobility for Millions
A new report from Brookings Metro and Opportunity at Work warns that AI could disrupt key pathways to better jobs for millions of Americans, particularly those in admin and clerical roles. Over 15 million skilled workers without college degrees, who power the economy, are highly exposed to AI, with another 23 million having low adaptability if displaced. This impacts workers, employers, and regions, especially in the Northeast and Sun Belt. The report identifies hotspots like Albany, New York, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and Providence, Rhode Island. Experts advise AI literacy, leveraging human strengths, and adaptability, while local leaders should provide targeted training and financial aid to keep pathways open.
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