Canva and NICE announced job cuts as they reorganize around artificial intelligence. Experts note that clerical, bookkeeping, and routine customer support roles face the highest exposure to automation. The International Labour Organization estimates that one in four jobs globally is exposed to generative AI. While entry-level positions are particularly at risk, the World Economic Forum projects 170 million new jobs could be created by 2030. Workers are advised to develop practical AI competence and focus on skills like judgment and contextual understanding to remain valuable.
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