<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Economists suggest that the decrease in 'white collar' job opportunities is not primarily due to artificial intelligence technology.</li><li>Industries such as health care, construction, and manufacturing have seen more job creation compared to professional and business services.</li><li>The decline in job openings is attributed more to structural economic issues than AI taking over jobs, according to experts.</li><li>AI technology is currently not advanced enough to fully replace human workers in white-collar sectors.</li><li>A report by Indeed revealed that a majority of work skills are considered 'very unlikely' to be replaced by generative AI technology.</li><li>While AI could potentially disrupt the labor force in the future, it is not a significant factor at present, economists say.</li></ul>

‘White collar’ jobs are down — but don’t blame AI yet, economists say

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