Regarding the impact of AI on the job market, a common concern is that automation will eliminate jobs on a large scale. But the reality may be more complex. Data shows that while AI technology has indeed led to the disappearance of certain traditional roles, the number of new employment opportunities created actually exceeds the positions replaced.

The logic behind this is not hard to understand: new technologies often generate entirely new industries and types of work. Historically, every major technological revolution (industrial revolution, internet boom) involves destruction followed by reconstruction, and the overall employment level tends to increase in the end.

The AI era also follows this pattern. Of course, structural adjustments during this process can cause short-term job mismatches and regional disparities, but in the long-term trend, technological progress and employment growth can coexist. This has positive implications for market confidence and economic expectations.