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AI Could Impact 12% of U.S. Jobs, Study Warns

11/28/2025

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MIT's Project Iceberg study finds artificial intelligence could perform tasks linked to 12% of U.S. jobs, equating to about $1.2 trillion in wages.
Actual displacement will depend on firm strategies and policy choices.
The study identifies significant exposure in finance, healthcare, and professional services.
States such as Tennessee and North Carolina are using the Iceberg Index to prepare for workforce changes.
Experts warn that entry-level positions could be adversely affected.

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MIT's Project Iceberg study finds artificial intelligence could perform tasks linked to 12% of U.S. jobs, equating to about $1.2 trillion in wages.
Actual displacement will depend on firm strategies and policy choices.
The study identifies significant exposure in finance, healthcare, and professional services.
States such as Tennessee and North Carolina are using the Iceberg Index to prepare for workforce changes.
Experts warn that entry-level positions could be adversely affected.