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Yahoo Finance AIPublished: Apr 18, 2026, 22:00 JST1 min read

Morgan Stanley predicts AI will gradually augment rather than replace workers, suggesting history favors evolutionary rather than disruptive labor market change

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Morgan Stanley predicts AI will gradually augment rather than replace workers, suggesting history favors evolutionary rather than disruptive labor market change

3 Key Points

  1. Morgan Stanley analysts argue that AI's impact on labor markets will be evolutionary, not immediate, contrary to widespread disruption fears

  2. Historical precedent suggests new technologies tend to augment worker capabilities rather than completely replace them

  3. The debate over AI's potential to upend global labor markets is intensifying among economists and industry experts

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