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Artificial intelligence threatens 800,000 jobs in Germany over the next 15 years

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Approximately 800,000 jobs in Germany are estimated to be threatened by artificial intelligence over the next 15 years, according to Federal Employment Agency head Andrea Nahles.
Nahles noted that the integration of artificial intelligence will also create many new jobs within the labor market.
Officials emphasize that virtually no one in the workforce is immune to these technological changes.
Professions that rely less on artificial intelligence, such as those held by specialized professionals, are proving to be highly resilient.

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The spread of artificial intelligence is expected to bring significant realignments to the German labor market over the next 15 years. According to estimates by Andrea Nahles, head of Germany's Federal Employment Agency, approximately 800,000 jobs in the country are threatened or could be lost due to the advancing technology during this period.

Despite the projected job losses, Nahles noted that many new positions will also be created as a result of technological integration. Addressing the broad reach of automation, she warned that essentially no one is immune to these changes.

However, the impact across different sectors is expected to vary. Nahles highlighted that professions relying less on artificial intelligence, such as skilled manual trade professionals and specialized craftspeople, are proving to be exceptionally resilient against potential displacement.

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