Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape China's job market, supported by state policies that some economists believe might undermine the overall strength of its economy. That's forcing many people to adapt. Some are taking new career paths, while others opt to take a break. Rapid adoption of AI in many fields, from computer programmers to script writing to physical tasks, is pushing a growing number of people out of their jobs. That's especially true for young workers who are having the toughest time finding work as the economy slows. Chinese are relatively open to opportunities and increased productivity from AI. But many worry about the potential impact on employment for its huge population.