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6. I agree is sounds too high. However, Goldman Sachs predicts the loss of up to 300 million worldwide by 2030

Sat Oct 26, 2024, 02:59 PM

Oct 2024

But even if it's just 10 million jobs in the US, that's going to be a lot of new people looking for a job.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/goldman-sachs-predicts-300-million-jobs-could-replaced-baek--tozdc/

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The 3rd paragraph is more relevant, people will be trained OnDoutside Oct 2024 #1

Like the one cashier... lame54 Oct 2024 #13

I'm not questioning you but Karma13612 Oct 2024 #2

It's in the OP but here you go Quixote1818 Oct 2024 #4

Thanks, I did see Karma13612 Oct 2024 #16

I'm not sure it will come to that Metaphorical Oct 2024 #5

Not going to happen. Nt Fiendish Thingy Oct 2024 #7

Eh, I find that hard to believe. Elessar Zappa Oct 2024 #9

Deleted by author GroundhogDemocrat Oct 2024 #10

There's a discussion on Hacker News usonian Oct 2024 #12

Oh fucks sake, there will be jobs training them Dem4life1234 Oct 2024 #14

The article reads like AI-generated clickbait tinrobot Oct 2024 #15