AI — Labor, Wages, and the Consumer Paradox
Machines do not unionize, demand raises, or sleep. In a growing number of workplaces, they also do much of the work once done by people.
This group examines artificial intelligence in work and the economy, including automation, labor, productivity, skills, and the distribution of economic gains and risks.
Machines do not unionize, demand raises, or sleep. In a growing number of workplaces, they also do much of the work once done by people.
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