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  1. An economist's case against the AI jobs-pocalypse

    Labor economist Kathryn Anne Edwards argues that fears of AI creating a permanently unemployed class are overblown, emphasizing the resilience of the American workforce. However, she stresses that the U.S. is currently ill-equipped to handle potential mass unemployment due to a broken social safety net. Edwards proposes specific policy overhauls, including improvements to unemployment insurance, healthcare systems, and job search subsidies, as solutions that require political will rather than technological innovation. AI

    An economist's case against the AI jobs-pocalypse

    IMPACT Economist argues AI job displacement fears are overblown but highlights need for social safety net reform.