Meanwhile, his company, a leading artificial intelligence lab, is selling AI technology that it says can work nearly seven hours a day, the length of a typical human workday. A recent World Economic Forum survey found that 41% of employers plan to reduce their workforce because of AI automation by 2030.

The chief executive of a prominent tech company put himself in the unusual position of promoting AI but saying its widespread adoption in the workplace will upend the job market.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban challenged artificial intelligence job displacement concerns raised by Anthropic‘s chief executive, arguing that AI will create more employment opportunities than it eliminates What Happened: Cuban responded on BlueSky to reports about Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei‘s warnings that people “should be worried” about losing jobs to AI.