Goldman Sachs report predicts that AI-driven layoffs are likely to continue this year

According to foreign media reports, a previous report from Goldman Sachs indicated that layoffs driven by artificial intelligence are likely to continue this year, despite a noticeable shift in the financial market's attitude towards corporate downsizing. Investors are no longer consistently rewarding companies for cutting employee costs, but automation remains a core strategy for businesses to protect profit margins and enhance efficiency.

The report also stated that the most significant productivity gains from artificial intelligence may take years to materialize, but companies are taking preemptive action by reducing headcount in anticipation of a more automated future. The report warns that jobs involving repetitive, routine, or process-oriented tasks are the most vulnerable to impact