New Delhi, Sept. 21 -- The impact of artificial intelligence on labour markets is falling primarily on white-collar knowledge workers, creative fields, and technology service sectors rather than causing sweeping automation of blue-collar jobs, according to a macroeconomics research report by Goldman Sachs Research.

While economy-wide displacement remains low, corporate adoption of generative AI tools has triggered sharp pullbacks in hiring across specialized service industries across major developed economies.

"There is evidence that employment in information and communication services, two of the industries that are the most exposed to AI, has slowed because of AI," the investment bank stated in its report titled "Is AI Impacting Globa...