Artificial Intelligence can remove 50 % of jobs

Dario Amoudi, CEO of Antopics, has warned that AI technology may destroy half of elementary office jobs for the next five years and increase the unemployment rate in the US to 10 to 20 percent.

In an interview with Axius, the CEO of Anthropics said that there is no longer possible to secure and cover up the reality and to talk to the people and the government; The storm of change is coming soon. While the Anthropic Information Security Manager had recently warned, companies should be ready to tackle new security threats with the arrival of virtual artificial intelligence.

The impact of artificial intelligence on the future of administrative jobs

In an interview in his office in San Francisco, Amoudi explained that many jobs in areas such as technology, law, counseling and finance, especially at elementary level, are at risk of complete elimination. “Many people have not realized the depth of these changes yet; Because it is difficult to believe. “

Donald Trump has not responded to the threat so far, but Steve Benn, one of the prominent right -wing figures, predicts that it will become one of the main issues in the US presidential election by 2028. Benen believes that management, administrative and technical jobs will soon be sharply reduced for young people.

Amoudi, who recently introduced the advanced Claude 4 model, says even scenarios such as cancer treatment, 10 % economic growth and improving government budget balance can occur at a 20 % unemployment rate; That is, artificial intelligence technology can cause both opportunities and great threats.

The risks and opportunities of technology in the professional job market

Administrative and professional jobs, especially at elementary levels such as legal assistants, novice engineers or customer support staff, are more at risk. Amoudi warns that this may lead to a strong concentration of wealth and a decline in the economic role of the majority of the people, which ultimately undermines democracy.

The anthropic CEO considers himself a warning, not pessimistic. He has suggested that the government and companies should inform the public as soon as possible, think of re -training programs, and set up specialized artificial intelligence committees to ensure responsible use of the technology with transparent data.

Amoudi emphasizes that it is impossible to stop the progress of artificial intelligence, but if we look at it with transparency and readiness, the digital blood bath can be prevented.

Companies are gradually realizing that artificial intelligence is more affordable and faster than employment; That’s why some companies no longer fill new job opportunities or even eliminate some current jobs.

Amoudi explains that companies such as Openai, Google, Meta and Antropics are developing smart agents; Tools that can do human work, such as programming, financial analysis, customer service, content production and editing, with high speed and accuracy.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg also said the factors will soon be replaced by medium -level programmers. In the management offices, many other companies argue that new job opportunities should be given to humans or sufficiently artificial intelligence.