Prominent venture capitalist David Sacks has challenged the prevailing narrative of artificial intelligence catastrophically displacing white-collar workers, pointing to what he calls a rhetorical pivot by tech labs, policymakers, and media outlets that spent 2024 and early 2025 amplifying job-apocalypse warnings. Sacks argues that the same institutions now emphasizing AI extinction risks previously promoted alarming forecasts of mass unemployment, from predictions of 10–20% joblessness to scenarios of half of entry-level positions disappearing within five years.
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