Artificial intelligence (AI) has yet to show clear evidence of broadly destroying jobs, despite growing concerns about the technology’s wider risks, according to Ryan Severino, chief economist and head of U.S. research at BGO, in his recent post. He noted that replacing human work at scale requires more than strong technology, as systems must also fit into business operations, prove reliable and justify their costs. For commercial real estate, Severino said AI could affect every property type as companies rethink workflows, cybersecurity, access controls and disaster planning.
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