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- In Israel, researchers Michael Debowy and Gil Epstein of the Taub Center say AI will raise share of unemployed in occupations to 20-25% by 2025.
- AI accounts for roughly one-fifth of the rise in programmer unemployment, hitting junior workers first.
- From 2022 to 2025 AI contributed 12-20% of software-developer unemployment growth and 10-26% of telephone-sales-rep job loss.
- Researchers call for state reskilling programs to move displaced workers into AI-complementary jobs.
