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AI has so far barely threatened Swiss jobs

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According to a survey by the Swiss National Bank, most Swiss companies have not yet experienced significant job losses due to artificial intelligence. Only about one in five firms reported a reduced demand for staff as a result of AI adoption.

How AI is changing jobs

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Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the global labor market. It is reshaping which skills are in demand, how professions evolve, and how wages shift. This applies to both advanced and emerging economies.

AI leads to sharp decline in Entry-Level Jobs

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, the number of entry-level jobs in the UK has dropped by 32%, according to the job platform Adzuna. Positions for university graduates, apprentices, and interns now make up just 25% of job listings – down from nearly 29%.

Xbox producer advises using AI after job loss

Following major layoffs at Microsoft, Xbox producer Matt Turnbull suggested in a now-deleted LinkedIn post that people use AI tools like ChatGPT or Copilot to better cope with the stress of losing their jobs.