[McKinsey: AI may force 11 million U.S. workers to switch to new occupations] September 29th, a study by consulting firm McKinsey showed that artificial intelligence may create more jobs than it replaces, but a large number of workers still need to adapt to the new professional environment. A report released by McKinsey on Tuesday said that by 2035, about 11 million American workers (about 7% of the current employed population) may need to change careers due to the impact of artificial intelligence. That means the number of U.S. workers changing careers each year (historically about 215,000) could triple in the next decade. According to McKinsey analysis, this transformation process will be very difficult for many people. About six-sevenths of the relevant workers may need to undergo large-scale skills training and face the risk of income decline.