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AI won’t take your job – but that doesn’t mean you should ignore it

Written by Marcel Lukas, Senior Lecturer in Banking and Finance and Director of Executive Education, University of St Andrews

Two influential tech CEOs have sparked a debate about AI’s effect on jobs. Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski announced the buy-now, pay-later firm stopped hiring a year ago, claiming that AI can do most of the jobs that humans do. And the chief executive of AI firm Nvidia, Jensen Huang, has argued that workers are not...

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