2026年9月20日 美国东部时间早上5:00 / 福克斯新闻
耶鲁大学预算实验室发现，AI的快速普及与就业率变化之间没有关联
作者：汉娜·布伦南 福克斯新闻
观看报道：AI接管焦虑持续存在，新就业报告却给出不同说法
福克斯新闻数字频道采访了一些人，他们对美国经济与就业前景持批评态度。此前，美国经济分析局发布了一份新报告，称人工智能推动了经济增长，而非导致就业率暴跌。
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随着围绕人工智能（AI）快速发展的辩论愈演愈烈，人们纷纷敲响警钟，警告该技术可能扰乱美国劳动力市场并取代工人。
“也许现在还不会，但肯定很快就会发生，”来自南非的马克斯在谈到AI夺走美国人工作的风险时说道。
“市面上已经有大量可供使用的AI工具、聊天机器人和系统，能够让你绕过其他个人或系统，这一趋势已经势不可挡，”马克斯补充道。
民主党人士就AI引发的就业末日敲响警钟——但劳动力市场并未按预期发展
随着AI基础设施快速扩张，新研究发现目前几乎没有证据表明出现了大规模失业，人们纷纷向福克斯新闻数字频道表达了对AI给劳动者带来威胁的担忧。（尼古拉斯·巴拉斯/福克斯新闻数字频道；米卡拉·康普顿/《奥斯汀美国人报》/盖蒂图片社）
“每个人可能都会被解雇，等着瞧吧，”来自弗吉尼亚州的艾弗里告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
这些反应正值耶鲁大学预算实验室发布令人震惊的新报告之后。该报告显示，现有研究表明AI的快速普及与就业率变化之间不存在任何关联。
“我认为也许人们害怕……未来不需要人类来运营一切，但我认为情况并非如此，”来自宾夕法尼亚州的克里斯托尔说道。“你仍然需要人类来部署AI。”
美国经济分析局最近发表的一篇论文也得出了类似结论：AI的使用并未与就业率大幅下降挂钩，反而与更强劲的经济增长相关。
其他接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访的人则对该报告的结果不予认同，认为AI的普及终将不可避免地导致大量裁员。
“我不相信这份报告，”当被问及最近的这份报告时，来自弗吉尼亚州的亨利说道。
他继续说道：“任何企业……都在培训员工掌握并适配AI技术。但最终结果是，员工人数会减少。”
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另一位接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访的人士对此表示反对，认为AI在替代人类智能方面“尚未成熟”。
“我们原本以为AI能立刻取代软件开发者和程序员，”他说。“但对我们来说幸运的是，对AI来说不幸的是，我们还没到那一步。”
AI一直是华盛顿各界讨论的焦点。美国总统唐纳德·特朗普反对科技专家提出的放缓AI发展步伐的呼吁，称应让人类跟上其快速迭代的节奏。包括前总统巴拉克·奥巴马在内的知名民主党人士则呼吁放缓AI发展，尽管他们此前也曾宣扬AI的经济潜力。
“我们正面临能源危机，”一位接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访的人士表示。“我们没有足够的能源将AI提升到新的水平。在这一点上，我认为未来十年我们将看到诸多变化。但就目前而言，不必恐慌，我们的处境还算不错。”
一份美国人无法避免的月度账单因新兴产业悄然飙升：数据显示
弗吉尼亚州长期以来一直是美国数据中心产业的核心地带，北弗吉尼亚州如今已是全球最大的数据中心市场，拥有全球约13%的运营数据中心容量。（安娜·莫尼梅克/盖蒂图片社）
根据美国能源信息署的数据，尽管美国原油产量创下新高，但数据中心的扩张预计将在未来几年将美国的电力需求推至历史最高水平。美联储研究人员发现，一个大型数据中心的电力消耗量相当于一座小城市。
尽管目前的数据尚未证实AI会对就业率造成冲击，但围绕AI未来影响的不确定性正在促使劳动者思考如何为AI驱动的经济做好准备。
“你需要了解AI的运作原理，并熟练掌握其使用方法，”来自伦敦的哈维说道。
“我认为这只会推动我们向前发展，我们必须跟上节奏，”克里斯托尔说道。
她补充道：“如果我们做不到，接下来会发生什么？”
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汉娜是福克斯新闻数字频道政治团队的制作助理。
WATCH: Americans warn AI will take jobs despite reassuring labor data: ‘Just wait’
September 20, 2026 5:00am EDT / Fox News
The Budget Lab at Yale found no connection between rapid AI adoption and changes in employment rates
By Hannah Brennan Fox News
SEE IT: AI takeover anxiety persists as new jobs report tells different story
Fox News Digital spoke with people critical of what’s in store for the future following a new report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis showing that artificial intelligence has boosted the economy, rather than causing the employment rate to tank.
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As debate intensifies over the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), people are sounding the alarm about the technology’s potential to disrupt the American workforce and displace workers.
“Maybe not yet, but it is certainly going to happen imminently,” Max from South Africa said about the risk of AI taking jobs away from Americans.
“The amount of AI that’s pushing and talkbots that you can use and systems that will allow you to sidestep other individuals or systems, it’s on its way,” Max said.
DEMOCRATS SOUND ALARM OVER AI JOB APOCALYPSE — BUT LABOR MARKET ISN’T FOLLOWING SCRIPT
People are weighing the threat artificial intelligence poses to workers to Fox News Digital as AI infrastructure rapidly expands and new research finds little evidence of significant job losses so far.(Nicholas Ballasy/Fox News Digital; Mikala Compton/The Austin American-Statesman/Getty Images)
“Everybody’s probably going to get fired, just wait,” Ivory from Virginia told Fox News Digital.
The reactions come after a shocking new report by the Budget Lab at Yale revealed that recent research shows no connection between the rapid adoption of AI and changes in employment rates.
“I think maybe folks are afraid… that there will not be any humans needed to run things, but I think that’s not the case,” Crystal from Pennsylvania said. “You’re going to need the people to still implement the AI.”
A recent paper by the Bureau of Economic Analysis similarly found that AI use has not been linked to any significant decline in employment, and is instead associated with stronger economic growth.
Others that Fox News Digital spoke with dismissed the report’s results, suggesting AI adoption will inevitably spike job layoffs.
“I don’t believe it,” Henry from Virginia said when asked about the recent report.
He continued, “You take any business…. They’re all training to make people available and able to work with AI. And the net of it is that the nose count goes down.”
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Another person Fox News Digital spoke with disagreed, arguing AI is “not there yet” in its ability to replace human intelligence.
“We thought that it could replace software developers and coders right off the bat,” he said. “Fortunately for us, but unfortunately for AI, we’re not there yet. “
AI has been at the forefront of conversation in Washington, with President Donald Trump urging against tech experts’ call for a slowdown in the development of AI to allow humans to keep up with its rapidly accelerating pace. Prominent Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, are pleading for the slowdown despite previously promoting its economic potential.
“We have an energy crisis,” a person who spoke with Fox News Digital said. “We don’t have enough energy to really take AI to the next level. At this point, I think moving forward next decade, we’ll see a lot of changes. But as of right now, when you lay off the panic button, I think we’re just fine.”
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While America is producing record amounts of crude oil, the expansion of data centers is projected to ramp up electricity demand in the U.S. to record levels in the coming years, according to the Energy Information Administration. It is estimated that a large data center will require as much electricity as a small city, Fed researchers found.
The looming uncertainty over the impact of AI in the future is prompting workers to consider how to prepare for an AI-powered economy, despite the data not yet confirming the fears of impacting employment rates.
“You need to know how it works and get good at using it,” Harvey from London said.
“I think it’s just going to propel us forward and we have to keep up,” Crystal said.
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She continued, “If we don’t, what’s next?”
Hannah is a Production Assistant for the Politics team at Fox News Digital.
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