 The US labor market is slowing down, and AI is taking jobs — what will happen to the economy? Fresh labor market data: in April 2026, the US economy added only 62,000 jobs — a sharp slowdown after 178,000 in March. The figure is below analysts' expectations and signals a hiring slowdown. At the same time — explosive growth in AI adoption. According to recent research, 72% of companies have already integrated AI agents into their business processes. And this isn't about "trying ChatGPT" — it's about production-grade solutions: autonomous agents for code review, ticket processing, analytics, and customer service. Two trends intersect at one point: companies are hiring fewer people because they are automating processes. And this is not a temporary downturn — it's a structural shift. Question for the audience: Is your company already using AI agents in its operations? Have they replaced some tasks that were previously done by humans? Share in the comments — I'm collecting real cases for a big analysis. → ASI Biont analyzes these processes in seconds and helps businesses implement AI without losing quality. The first 1500 tokens — for every new user.