Pakistan, Sept. 12 -- Artificial intelligence is increasing productivity across several sectors and changing how people perform their jobs. However, its rapid growth has also raised concerns about employment. Experts say AI will not affect every profession equally. Some workers may become more productive, while others could see major changes in their responsibilities.

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A study suggests rapid AI adoption could significantly increase global economic output by 2030. The report estimates output could become 32 percent higher than without AI. However, nearly one in five knowledge workers could face unemployment under the fastest adoption scenario. The findings highlight both t...