AI isn't killing jobs wholesale – it's quietly chipping away at them, one task at a time. That's the gist of a new research paper making the rounds, which pushes back on the idea that more AI exposure automatically means fewer jobs. The authors argue the real question isn't how many tasks a model can do, but whether those tasks can actually be split out without breaking the role. Microsoft execs worry AI will eat entry level coding jobs READ MORE Analysts have long warned that automation could w...