Experts predict that by 2025, artificial intelligence may lead to significant job losses in white-collar professions, impacting roles like accountants and analysts. The rise of AI could result in unemployment for millions of workers, creating a need for retraining and upskilling programs to adapt to the changing job market. Businesses and policymakers must prepare for the potential ramifications of AI on the workforce and economy.
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