Gen Z is losing the most in the AI economy—and Goldman warns it’s about to get worse
Goldman Sachs economists report that AI is eliminating approximately 11,000 net U.S. jobs monthly, a decrease from previous estimates. This reduction is largely offset by job creation in data center construction, a sector expected to provide temporary roles. While the overall labor market remains resilient, AI adoption disproportionately benefits senior workers, leading to significant occupational churn and dislocation, particularly impacting entry-level positions and younger demographics. AI
IMPACT AI's impact on job markets is causing significant occupational churn, disproportionately affecting younger workers and entry-level positions.