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AI Boom Sparks Fears of Mass Job Loss Warns Former Dotcom CEO

What Happened

A former chief executive officer whose company witnessed an 80 percent stock decline during the dotcom bubble has issued a stark warning about artificial intelligence. In a recent statement reported by Fortune, the ex-CEO said AI is set to eliminate jobs at a rate much faster than replacements can be generated, leading to significant workforce challenges worldwide. Industry observers cite the rapid adoption of automation and generative AI tools, which are already reshaping sectors such as finance, retail, and manufacturing, as a major driver of this anticipated wave of job losses. The CEO’s perspective reflects growing anxieties among business leaders regarding AI’s disruptive potential.

Why It Matters

The warning highlights the social and economic risks posed by AI-driven automation. If job creation does not keep pace with losses, large segments of the workforce could face unemployment or need to reskill. As AI adoption accelerates across industries, policymakers and businesses must plan for workforce transitions and safety nets. Read more in our AI News Hub

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