AI and the Rising Tide of Unemployment: Who Should Be Blamed?

AI and the Rising Tide of Unemployment: Who Should Be Blamed?

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AI and the Rising Tide of Unemployment by SEGUN explores whether artificial intelligence should be blamed for rising global joblessness. The book traces the history of technological disruption, from the Industrial Revolution to today’s AI revolution, showing how machines have always displaced some roles while creating others. It examines how automation impacts blue-collar and white-collar jobs, with youth and entry-level workers facing the harshest effects. While AI fuels fears of widespread unemployment, it also generates opportunities in data science, robotics, and entrepreneurship. SEGUN argues that the real challenge lies not in AI itself, but in how governments, corporations, and societies adapt. The verdict: AI is a tool—its impact depends on human choices.