The real timeline for AI job disruption shows 2030 as the earliest risk

Experts predict gradual AI impact on labor market, downplaying fears of widespread job losses by 2028.

Experts are weighing in on the future of AI and the labor market, suggesting that while technological transformation is inevitable, widespread job losses by 2028 are unlikely. Despite doomsday reports predicting massive upheaval, historical trends and enterprise adoption constraints point to a more gradual shift.

Brad Gastwirth from Circular Technologies breaks down the factors shaping AI’s real-world impact. From government policies to consumer demand and supply chain signals, we explore why a sudden collapse in the labour market is considered improbable and what that means for businesses and workers alike.

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