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continued selective layoffs rather than a huge, economy-wide unemployment shock.
The workers most exposed are likely to be in routine office work, some customer support, basic content production, certain software roles, and middle-management positions where AI and automation can reduce the amount of human labor required.
At the same time, demand should remain strong for AI, cybersecurity, engineering, healthcare, skilled trades, infrastructure and jobs requiring significant human judgment.
Yes, more layoffs are likely in 2026—but “AI will eliminate most jobs” is not what the current labor-market data shows.