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Florida Governor Criticizes Tech Companies Over AI Job Forecasts And Visa Use
A state governor posted on social media about technology firms that predict automation of white-collar roles while using foreign visa programs. The comments referenced an article about one company's automation plans.
May 19, 9:24 AM·1m read1 source
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A Florida governor posted on social media Monday criticizing technology companies for forecasting the loss of white-collar jobs due to artificial intelligence while continuing to use foreign visa programs. The post stated that companies are forecasting the end of white-collar jobs while at the same time clinging to foreign visa programs that utilize cheap labor.
The governor added that it is not hard to see why people view Big Tech unfavorably.
automating white-collar jobs. The governor's post referenced ongoing discussions about artificial intelligence replacing professional tasks. A Microsoft AI executive had stated in a February interview that AI could automate most white-collar computer-based jobs within 18 months, predicting human-level performance across many roles.
The governor's post did not include additional details about specific companies or proposed policy changes.
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