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Times of India·13.05.2026·🇮🇳India·General

Trump administration sees 'no sign' of AI taking away jobs

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The Trump administration is downplaying AI's impact on job losses, despite tech companies citing AI-driven restructuring for recent layoffs. While White House officials claim no current data shows AI costing jobs, major firms like Amazon and Meta are openly linking AI advancements to reduced workforce needs and increased productivity.

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