Published on June 1, 2026
In a world increasingly defined , the status quo is shifting. Traditional jobs that once provided stable livelihoods are facing new threats from automation and artificial intelligence. Economist Dambisa Moyo, a member of the House of Lords, highlights this emerging reality in her recent discussion.
During an interview on “The Close” with Romaine Bostick, Moyo expressed concerns over the implications of AI on employment. She emphasized that while technology offers significant benefits, it also brings uncertainty. The rapid pace of change could leave millions searching for new roles as machines take over tasks.
Experts warn that we may be on the brink of a new world order. Moyo argues that the effects of these transitions are not yet fully understood. Industries across the globe are grappling with adapting to these changes while ensuring workers are not left behind.
The potential consequences could reshape economies and livelihoods. As machines become more proficient, the demand for human labor may diminish. Moyo’s insights urge leaders to consider proactive strategies to manage this transformation and safeguard the future of work.
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