JPMorgan CEO Urges Action On AI Jobs

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon urged Washington to act urgently to manage the jobs impact of artificial intelligence, warning that automation could outpace workers' ability to adapt. He cited forecasts such as Goldman Sachs' estimate that AI could affect the equivalent of 300 million full-time jobs and the World Economic Forum's projection of a net loss of 14 million jobs by 2027, and outlined policy options including rapid reskilling, wage insurance, portable benefits, and AI transparency rules.