Alorica, a customer-service company, has launched an AI translation tool enabling representatives to communicate with customers in 200 languages and 75 dialects without needing multilingual staff. Despite concerns that AI could lead to job losses, Alorica is actively hiring, suggesting that AI may enhance productivity rather than cause mass unemployment, akin to previous technological advancements. Economist Nick Bunker emphasizes that while AI will impact many jobs, it is unlikely to lead to significant unemployment, as new job opportunities will arise alongside technological changes. Additionally, a study from the Association for Computational Linguistics indicates that large language models (LLMs) excel at following instructions but lack the ability to master new skills independently, presenting a controlled and safe technology. This narrative challenges the perception of AI as a threat, as researchers argue it can be developed further without existential risks. Overall, AI's evolution may reshape job roles, enhancing efficiency rather than solely replacing human workers.