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Groq's Jonathan Ross flips the AI unemployment narrative on its head, claiming efficiency gains will actually shrink the workforce as cheaper living costs let people work less—potentially triggering labor shortages instead of mass layoffs.
U.S. labor market data from 1980-2020 reveals workers with strong social skills captured 130-140% wage gains as AI automates routine tasks, while low-skill employment indices dropped to 90.
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Usman Salis
