Working alongside AI in tomorrow's labor market?

Today's debate about artificial intelligence and the future of the workforce often centers on dire warnings about how robots are going to steal people's jobs. Albeit anxiety-inducing, these conversations raise critical questions about the role of artificial intelligence and advanced robotics within the labor market -- and the number and quality of jobs for people in the future. But as it turns out, it's unlikely that most jobs will be taken over by robots or AI agents in their entirety. The McKinsey Global Institute estimates, for example, that about ⅓ of activities can be fully automated for some sixty percent of jobs. So, while some portion of the necessary skills may be automated, the remainder of the tasks required to perform the job may very well stay the same.