“AI教父”辛顿发出警告：2026年AI会更强，将引发新一波失业潮

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that AI is expected to replace a significant number of jobs by 2026, with advancements in AI capabilities leading to increased risks for white-collar positions [1] - AI's progress is accelerating, with the ability to complete tasks doubling approximately every seven months, evolving from writing one minute of code to completing full projects lasting up to an hour [1] - The transformation brought by AI is likened to the Industrial Revolution, which diminished the importance of physical labor, while AI is expected to have a similar impact on intellectual labor [1] Group 2 - Economists predict a "jobless boom" in 2026, where companies will rely on AI to enhance productivity without expanding their workforce [3] - A survey indicated that 67% of CEOs expect AI to drive recruitment growth in entry-level positions by 2026, while 58% plan to increase senior management roles [3] - AI is seen as reshaping the labor structure rather than eliminating the workforce, with companies focusing on engineering and AI-related positions as routine tasks become automated [4]