In TrendsSensex TodayIPO SubscriptionNifty OutlookStocks to WatchNSE IPOAI may hit young workers harder, boost productivity for experienced staff: ADP economistNela Richardson, Chief Economist and ESG Officer at ADP, argues that the bigger opportunity from AI lies not in eliminating jobs but in using technology to create new forms of value and employment. She says workers and employers will need to identify which tasks can be automated and which require higher-value skills such as problem-solving, design, collaboration and decision-making.By Latha Venkatesh September 9, 2026, 12:23:52 PM IST (Published)Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the workplace, but its impact is unlikely to be the same for everyone. Nela Richardson, Chief Economist and ESG Officer at ADP, says younger workers could face greater pressure as AI automates tasks typically handled at the early stages of a career, while more experienced employees may benefit from AI-driven productivity gains.Richardson says the key is to look beyond the job title and examine the tasks within each role. ADP’s research with Stanford University’s Digital Economy Lab suggests that AI is more likely to augment work involving higher-value skills such as problem-solving, design and collaboration, while more routine tasks could face greater automation risk.Looking ahead, Richardson argues that the…
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