China’s AI boom is reshaping its economy and workforce, with government-backed adoption skyrocketing across industries—from factories to offices. Industrial AI use jumped from under 10% to nearly 50% in just a few years, fueled by tech competition with the U.S. Robots now handle everything from package sorting to coffee brewing, sparking fears of job loss—especially among women, who often work in automation-prone sectors. Yet some are adapting: coders are embracing AI as a tool, while former scriptwriters pivot to AI-assisted creative gigs like children’s books. Experts see AI not just as a disruptor, but a potential lifeline for China’s aging population and shrinking labor force.
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