Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski warns that a fast ramp-up of AI in back-office and support roles could trigger widespread white-collar job losses and potentially slow economic growth. After slashing headcount nearly in half and deploying virtual agents to handle 700 positions, Klarna saved $40 million annually—but now cautions that similar moves industry-wide may strain labor markets.
🤖 AI: Klarna’s CEO Flags Automation-Driven Economic Risks
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