Goldman Sachs projects 300 million jobs at risk from AI automation over next decade

Goldman Sachs projects 300 million jobs at risk from AI automation over next decade
Goldman Sachs warns on AI jobs

Goldman Sachs Research estimates that 300 million jobs globally could be exposed to automation by artificial intelligence over the next decade.

The report notes that while automation poses risks for workers across multiple industries, AI is also set to generate new employment opportunities. In particular, growth in the power and data center infrastructure sectors will likely be necessary to support expanding AI operations. This dual impact highlights both opportunities and challenges as AI adoption accelerates in global labor markets.

The transformative potential of artificial intelligence on global labor markets aligns with trends observed across financial industries, where a strong private credit growth outlook has continued to drive sector momentum, as noted by Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Similarly, the current intersection of technology and employment opportunities brings to mind the recent software selloff, which Goldman Sachs previously identified as opening doors for long-term investors seeking value amid market volatility.

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