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AI Is Evolving Faster Than Markets Can Absorb - What Happens Next?

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I read through the Trends – Artificial Intelligence (AI) May30, 2025 report (by Mary Meeker / Jay Simons / Daegwon Chae / Alexander Krey). Mary Meeker’s reports are always ones that I look forward to, and as usual, found it definitely VERY interesting, but also concerning. AI adoption is now outpacing our economic and institutional ability to adjust, revealing a critical problem: the job market is lagging behind a technology boom that’s rewriting the rules in real-time. A striking fact here: AI-based IT job postings have surged by 448% while non-AI roles in the same field are in decline. Yet, the benefit is clear: industries from agriculture to defense arenow being transformed by intelligent systems that increase efficiency and reduce waste. The challenge isn’t about the availability of innovation, but rather about whether organizations and individuals can pivot fast enough to remain relevant. The real question becomes: how do we ensure our economic behavior and labor market policies align with a world being reshaped by exponential technologies?#AIEconomics #ExponentialTechnology #WorkforceTransformation #TechAndMarkets#FutureOfLabor

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