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Gen Z is losing the most in the AI economy—and Goldman warns it's about to get worse | Fortune
- Goldman Sachs reports AI-related net job losses of about 11,000 per month, signaling ongoing displacement.
- Data-center construction has added about 212,000 jobs since 2022, offsetting some AI-related losses.
- Gains from AI adoption are mainly among senior workers who leverage productivity boosts.
- UBS projects payroll gains and a stable unemployment rate, signaling a mixed macro outlook.
- Young workers show a tentative link between AI adoption and unemployment, though not a definite break.
- Most permanent AI disruption remains in marketing, design, and customer service roles.
- Goldman notes a large number of data-center-related temporary jobs, with far fewer permanent roles.
- Goldman plans continued monitoring of AI adoption’s labor effects across industries.
- George Goldman tracker shows a generational tilt forming in labor-market impacts.
- The data center buildout could provide temporary relief but may not be lasting.
- Overall, the economy remains resilient even as AI reshapes employment.
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