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AI might not actually be killing off jobs like we thought - but many businesses are still wary about agents

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Despite widespread fears about AI replacing workers, new research shows most companies are using supervised AI systems rather than fully autonomous agents, with only 15% considering deploying fully autonomous technology. While some layoffs blamed on AI appear to be cost-cutting measures in disguise, experts suggest AI's impact on jobs will likely mirror previous technological shifts rather than cause unprecedented disruption.

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