The beautiful thing about AI and robotics is that you're never done."
— Manuela Veloso
How is artificial intelligence transforming the world of work? This section tracks AI-driven job displacement, emerging roles, workforce reskilling, and labor policy — with a focus on worker voices and the Global South. Data-driven reporting on the employment shifts that affect millions, not just quarterly earnings
The makers of 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis report have said that it is not a doomsday report or science fiction but a very real possibility in near future.
India has become OpenAI’s second-largest market, surpassing 100 million weekly ChatGPT users. The rapid growth highlights extraordinary adoption, even as questions intensify around ownership, jobs, and who stands to benefit most from the AI boom.
Interstellar fame actor Matthew McConaughey raised alarm bells against adoption of AI in filmmaking and asked actors to trademark their voice.
Global AI giants aren’t giving India free access out of generosity. They are training habits and harvesting data in the world’s most price‑sensitive, data‑rich market.
Britain has been hit hardest by AI-driven workplace changes, with businesses reporting an 8% net job loss — the highest among peers like the U.S., Japan, Germany and Australia, according to a Morgan Stanley report cited by Bloomberg.
Microsoft AI Chief Mustafa Suleyman has given an 180-month deadline for majority of the blue collar jobs getting automated by artificial intelligence. But what does the data say?