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AI‑Driven Inequality: Why Some Regions Boom While Others Bust
Keen insights reveal how AI-driven growth benefits already prosperous regions, raising questions about potential widening inequality and strategies for balanced development.
Post‑Labor Cities: Urban Planning When Jobs No Longer Anchor People
In post‑labor cities, innovative urban planning transforms communities beyond job centers, but the key challenges and strategies to reshape these spaces await exploration.
Could AI Spark a New Gilded Age—or a New Renaissance?
Understanding AI’s potential to either deepen inequality or ignite innovation depends on the choices societies make now.
The Post-Labor Landscape in 2025: Where AI, Work, and Wealth Are Headed Next
The global economy is no longer debating whether artificial intelligence will reshape…
Gig Work After Automation: Is There Any Room Left for Humans?
For humans in gig work, opportunities still exist, but understanding where your skills fit in the evolving automation landscape is crucial.
The AI Gender Gap: How Automation Could Reshape Women’s Labor Share
Women face increasing automation risks in the workforce, raising questions about future gender disparities and the need for strategic solutions.
Data Dividends: Should You Get Paid When AI Learns From You?
Next, discover how data dividends could ensure you’re fairly compensated as AI learns from your online contributions.
The Leisure Dividend: Could 4‑Day Workweeks Become the Norm?
Will embracing four-day workweeks revolutionize work-life balance and business success, or are there hurdles still to overcome?
From Workfare to Techfare: Rethinking Welfare in an Automated Age
Policymakers must rethink welfare in the automated age, as technological shifts demand innovative solutions to support displaced workers and ensure inclusive growth.