How many Australian jobs have been lost to AI

Artificial Intelligence Revolution continues a lot in labor force.

Indeed, it seems to be the first “productivity” tool not only to allow things to be cut, but also to give world leaders the chance to have. Create ugly, surreal visions Post -ethnic cleaning zones. I mean, talk about efficiency. And, of course, as in every precaution that destroys all employment sectors in human history, there is no negative outcome to support ourselves, none of them.

Artificial Intelligence Revolution as a hill on the horizon, it “Complementary” human roles Instead of changing them and not our primary work threat, other people Better in using. To date, the fears of great work losses have been said a legend.

Here is a small breakdown of those in Australia for the last few years.

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Jobs Telstra estimates that CEO will be poured for more than five years, which will be announced weeks after the CEO has put forward a new five -year strategy designed to increase the confidence of AI: 550

Business Telstra was cut to “increase productivity ,, but it had nothing to do with the use of the promised AI technology: 2,800

Equivalent works lost under savings of $ 3.3 billion as part of the Victoria State Government’s “AI Efficiency Pushası”: Until 1,220

Microsoft’s work to reduce costs at a time when he invests intensively in AI:: 9,100 (Estimated 120 Australia -based)

Westpac “while investing in great investment in artificial intelligence” work: 1,500

Employees allowed Canva nine months after saying “Productive artificial intelligence vehicles to embrace their vehicles”: 10 From 12 technical writers

Employees to be cut by Commonwealth Bank for “publishing technology like artificial intelligence”: 83

According to AI’s anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, some of the entry -level white -collar works in the next five years: 50 %

According to Amodei, the potential unemployment rate after this process: 10-20 %

The number of work stipulated by the World Economic Forum will be created by AI in the next five years: 69 million

The number of work envisaged by the World Economic Forum will be eliminated by AI in the next five years: 83 million

Update: Telstra rejects that business cuts are due to the adoption of AI. The piece was updated to reflect this.