There’s been a lot of talk about artificial intelligence over the years, but recently, there’s been one particular trend that’s rising to the top of the conversation – the “AI industrial revolution” and the potential threat it poses to middle-class workers.

With AI rapidly becoming more advanced and cost-effective, many companies across multiple industries are beginning to incorporate it into their business models. This trend has some people worried that it could lead to widespread layoffs, as AI technology is more efficient and cost-effective, making it cheaper and faster to perform certain tasks than a human, potentially putting human workers out of jobs.

At the same time, there are those who don’t share this view, arguing that while AI may replace certain jobs, it could create new ones as well, making it an overall net positive.

Regardless of who is right, one thing is certain – AI is quickly becoming a major factor in the global economy, and its implications are far-reaching and complex. It’s becoming increasingly clear that AI could have a major impact on the lives of middle-class workers, as well as the businesses that employ them, and the governments that regulate them.

One thing we do know is that the AI revolution is in full swing, and there’s no going back. Hopefully, this trend can be managed and regulated in such a way that it doesn’t harm the middle class, but if history is any indicator, there will be some tough times ahead for workers and businesses alike.