Is AI killing jobs? Actually, it added 3x more than it replaced in 2018

So the company decided to dig more deeply to see if these fears had merit. ZipRecruiter's data scientists analyzed over 50 million job postings, surveyed hundreds of employers, and thousands of job seekers, and examined specific use cases in five transitioning industries. They found that AI created about three times as many jobs as it took away in 2018. What's more, while employers are already using AI tools, 81% of those surveyed said they preferred to hire a human over putting in a completely autonomous system. Another prevailing fear that ZipRecruiter managed to upend with its analysis was that AI wasn't killing middle-class jobs.