A White House report reveals that approximately 10% of workers in the United States are in jobs at the highest risk of being disrupted by artificial intelligence (AI). The report highlights the vulnerability of workers with lower education and income levels, which could further amplify inequality. To prevent repeating past mistakes and not adequately responding to changes in technology, the White House plans to engage with labor unions to ensure preparedness. Experts believe that AI will both complement and replace certain jobs, with the report acknowledging that AI can already perform tasks previously done by humans. The report emphasizes the importance of policy decisions in addressing inequality and ensuring AI benefits workers.