Google’s chief economist Fabien Curto Millet highlights that AI will transform most jobs rather than eliminate them outright, with significant productivity gains arising from redesigning workflows rather than incremental improvements. He emphasizes that managers will need to adapt by overseeing AI agents alongside human teams and that workforce training and upskilling are critical to help displaced workers transition into new roles created by AI. Public-private partnerships and equitable access to AI technologies will be essential to ensure broad economic benefits and address disparities in AI adoption.
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