- cross-posted to:
- china@lemmy.ml
- cross-posted to:
- china@lemmy.ml
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Amid the changes brought by technological advances, China’s overall employment situation has remained stable.
That’s great and all this smart planning would never happen in a capitalist country, however even in the US, not many jobs have been lost to AI. Since 2023 to today it’s been about 180 000. Not even enough to show up in this graph:
In fact, job cut numbers are falling.
AI has not reduced average socially necessary labor time significantly.
I personally don’t expect that jobs will be disappearing, more that the nature of work will be changing in a lot of fields. So, what China looks to be doing is taking this into account and ensuring that people get retrained to use the new tech as it matures and becomes more integrated.
