She Predicted The AI Layoffs. Her Next Forecast Should Worry CEOs | Alexandra Levit
While AI-driven automation is displacing some jobs, particularly repetitive ones, the fear of mass, permanent job loss is overstated. According to workplace futurist Alexandra Levitt, AI creates new human roles in oversight, management, and ethical deployment, and the real threat lies in
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