The rise of machine intelligence means more workers will see their jobs threatened. The effects will be felt further up the skill ladder, as auditors, radiologists and researchers of all sorts begin competing with machines. Technology will enable some doctors or professors to be much more productive, leaving others redundant. The previous statement is an excerpt from The Economist Special Report published October 2015. Which of the following statements are correct regarding the type of unemployment referred to in this statement? O A. The type of unemployment this statement is referring to is frictional unemployment B. The type of unemployment this statement is referring to is structural unemployment O C. The type of unemployment this statement is referring to is due to sectoral shifts in the economy O D. In the scenario this statement is referring to the number of jobs could still equal the number of workers looking for jobs. O E. The type of unemployment this statement is referring is due to rigidities keeping wages above equilibrium