By 2030, 2.4 million jobs in the U.S. are expected to be replaced by artificial intelligence

Translation: A report from analytics firm Forrester indicates that by 2030, generative AI will replace 2.4 million jobs in the United States and impact another 11 million. The report predicts that generative AI will have a profound impact on white-collar jobs, particularly in technical writing, social science research assistants, proofreaders, copywriters, and administrative roles. However, creative industry professionals such as editors, writers, authors, and poets are more likely to use generative AI tools in their work and are relatively less prone to replacement. The report also notes that although generative AI will increase the automation unemployment rate to 30.4%, this is still lower compared to other forms of automation. To address the impact of generative AI, businesses need to analyze which job positions are most suitable for automation and train employees in new skills to achieve specific outcomes.

HSBC Predicts OpenAI Needs Over $207 Billion in Funds to Meet Future Computing Power Demands

HSBC report states that OpenAI faces significant financial pressure, needing at least $207 billion (about 1.47 trillion Chinese yuan) in financing before 2030 to support its massive computing power demands. The funding gap stems from partnerships with Microsoft and Amazon, signing cloud computing agreements worth $250 billion and $38 billion respectively, with a combined computing power total of 36 gigawatts.

Lisi Capital Makes a Major Investment! $289 Million to Further Support Chinese AI Startups

Lisi Capital successfully raised $289 million, exceeding its original target. The fund will focus on investing in Chinese AI startups. The fund is managed by Cao Xi, former partner at Sequoia China, and Tim Wang, former partner at Boyu Capital, demonstrating confidence in China's technological innovation.

Li Auto's Self-Developed AI Chip M100 Exposed, Performance Three Times Higher Compared to High-End Models

Li Auto's Q3 2025 financial report shows total revenue of 27.4 billion yuan, a 36.2% year-over-year decline; net loss of 624.4 million yuan, compared to a profit of 2.8 billion yuan in the same period last year. In a conference call, management emphasized that the company is accelerating its transformation in autonomous driving and AI fields. The self-developed AI inference chip M100 has made significant progress, indicating future strategic adjustments.

MIT Study: AI Could Replace 11% of Jobs in the United States

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Oak Ridge National Laboratory collaborated on the Iceberg Project, using supercomputers to simulate the impact of artificial intelligence on the U.S. job market. The study evaluates the potential share of AI in the labor market through digital models, analyzing the types of jobs that could be replaced and the scope of their impact.

Tsinghua University Releases AI Application Guidelines: Prohibiting the Use of AI-Generated Content as Academic Work

Tsinghua University releases the "Guidelines for the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Education", systematically regulating the use of AI on campus, covering core scenarios such as teaching and academic research. The content is divided into three parts: General Provisions, Teaching Section, and Section on Thesis and Practical Achievements. It emphasizes positive guidance and tiered management, aiming to promote the proper application of AI in the field of education.