‘AI may not destroy jobs after all,’ says JPMorgan amid growing unemployment fears

For years, artificial intelligence has been sold as both a miracle and a menace. In 2026, that anxiety has only increased. From Silicon Valley boardrooms to dinner-table debates, fears of AI-triggered unemployment have become one of the defining economic conversations of the moment. But amid the growing chorus of doomsayers predicting mass layoffs and labour-market collapse, is pushing a sharply different narrative: AI may not destroy the job market after all — it may actually make it stronger.