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  • Where is the AI jobs crisis?

    opinion

    2 min read

    The AI jobs crisis is characterized by a paradox of increasing demand for AI skills and a shortage of qualified candidates. Despite significant advancements in AI technology, many industries struggle to fill positions that require expertise in AI and machine learning.

    AI jobsWorkforce impactEconomic implications
  • America Lost the Mandate of Heaven

    opinion

    5 min read

    Labor unions have been sidelined in the U.S., leading to outsourcing of jobs to countries like Taiwan, Vietnam, and Mexico. This shift has resulted in a decline of $25/hour jobs with benefits in America.

  • ATMs didn't kill bank Teller jobs, but the iPhone did

    opinion

    21 min read

    ATMs did not significantly reduce bank teller jobs, while the introduction of the iPhone had a more profound impact on employment in the banking sector. The replacement of labor involves more complex factors than mere task automation.

  • Labor market impacts of AI: A new measure and early evidence

    research

    20 min read

    A new measure of AI displacement risk, termed observed exposure, combines theoretical LLM capability with real-world usage data, emphasizing automated work-related uses. Occupations with higher observed exposure are projected to experience slower growth through 2034, with workers in these professions more likely to face displacement.

  • Fed's Cook says AI triggering big changes, sees possible unemployment rise

    news

    2 min read

    Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook stated that artificial intelligence is causing a significant shift in the U.S. labor market, potentially leading to a rise in unemployment that may not be mitigated by lower interest rates. She described this moment as the most substantial reorganization of work in generations.

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