The most telling phrase in today's AI-jobs debate is: so far. So far, we haven't seen mass unemployment. Instead, we're witnessing workflow redesign, widespread retraining, and hiring shifts toward AI-literate roles. AI exposes roughly 40% of global jobs to transformation (IMF, 2024), with higher exposure (~60%) in advanced economies—yet large-scale displacement remains limited. Entry-level and routine-task roles show the earliest strain. But "so far" isn't a strategy. The trajectory looks concerning. AI absorbs tasks; workers who master AI tools absorb more responsibility; the performance bar rises for everyone. When AI-enhanced robotics moves beyond current niches—global industrial robot stock reached ~4.66 million units in 2024, having doubled over the past decade (IFR World Robotics 20
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