Will AI replace jobs, change existing roles, or create new opportunities?
The answer depends on the occupation, the tasks involved, and how organizations adopt the technology. AI can automate certain activities, but it can also help workers analyse information, improve productivity, and complete complex tasks more efficiently.
The
IMF estimates that nearly 40% of global employment is exposed to AI. This figure refers to potential influence on work, not a prediction that 40% of jobs will vanish.

Students and professionals can prepare by developing digital literacy, analytical thinking, communication, adaptability, and practical AI skills.
The Campus Review explores the issue in its article on AI and global employment:
https://thecampusreview.com/news/ai-could-affect-40-of-jobs/