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AI could already replace nearly 12% of jobs – MIT
The bulk of immediate AI capability sits in less glamorous corners of the economy: financial operations, administrative support, customer service, logistics, and professional services. Fortune’s summary of the work notes that current systems could already take over tasks tied to “roughly 11.7% of total wage value, or around $1.2 trillion in pay,” with particularly high exposure in finance, health care and professional services.
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