AI job loss update, Oct. 6 -- For over two years, artificial intelligence has been blamed for triggering jobs across sectors globally, especially the tech industry. From boardrooms to earning calls, AI replacing tech jobs is the new hot topic of discussion, with many US CEOs warning about the potential impact the new technology could have on employment.

However, a new study from the Yale University appeared to bust that myth, saying that the AI job loss frenzy is more of a myth than fact.

The Yale report says that the spooked reaction at the Silicon Valley and other tech hubs of the world relating to AI replacing jobs at a large scale remains speculative.

"While anxiety over the effects of AI on today's labor market is widespread, our ...