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TechUpdated June 20, 2026

Will AI eliminate most jobs by 2035?

We asked each model whether AI replaces the majority of jobs within ~10 years.

Bottom line: 80% of the top AI models say “No” to “Will AI eliminate most jobs by 2035?” — 4 of 5 (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek) agree.

Consensus
80%No
4/5 agree

How the 5 models split

No80%

ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · DeepSeek

Yes20%

Grok

The disagreement

Four models converge on 'disruption, not elimination'; Grok is the outlier, extrapolating current capability gains far more aggressively.

Every model's answer

  • ChatGPT
    No

    AI will transform and automate tasks, but 'most jobs' eliminated by 2035 overshoots — history shows roles shift faster than they vanish.

  • Claude
    No

    Significant disruption is likely, but adoption, regulation, and physical-world bottlenecks make 'majority of jobs gone' improbable on this timeline.

  • Gemini
    No

    Expect heavy augmentation and some displacement, not wholesale elimination — new job categories typically emerge alongside.

  • Grok
    YesOutlier

    Capability curves are steep and compounding. If agents keep improving at this pace, the majority of current desk jobs are at serious risk by 2035.

  • DeepSeek
    No

    Productivity gains are real, but labor markets adjust gradually; 'most jobs' by 2035 isn't supported by current diffusion rates.

How we got this

We asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek the same question and recorded each model's answer and reasoning. The consensus is the option the most models chose; outliers and stale answers are flagged, not averaged away. Last refreshed June 20, 2026.