ADP CEO: AI is reshaping tasks, not eliminating jobs, and data is key to adaptation
ADP's CEO argues that AI is changing the nature of work at the task level, not shrinking the workforce, based on payroll data covering 42 million workers. Early-career workers in AI-vulnerable occupations like software development have seen employment declines, while experienced workers and less exposed roles remain stable. Leaders need granular data to make informed decisions on hiring and structure.
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