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AI vs. Inflation: Will Automation Drive Prices Down—or Up?
Just how AI influences inflation—driving prices both up and down—remains uncertain, leaving us eager to explore the full impact.
The Coming Skills Dividend: Nations That Upskill Fast Will Dominate
Inevitable economic leadership hinges on nations that rapidly upskill; discover how strategic investments in skills will shape future dominance.
Could Taxing Robots Fund Our Social Safety Nets?
Just imagine how taxing robots could reshape our social safety nets—discover the arguments and debates behind this innovative idea.
The End of Employment? Economists Predict 40 % Job Cuts—But GDP Surges
An alarming forecast predicts 40% job declines amid surging GDP, prompting crucial questions about the future of work and economic stability.
After Wages: How Value Is Created When Humans Don’t Work
When wages are just the beginning, understanding how human and social contributions create value reveals surprising insights into true societal progress.
Can Universal Basic Income Save Us From Mass Automation?
Mass automation threatens millions of jobs, but can Universal Basic Income be the solution that transforms our future? Find out more.
The $4.4 Trillion Question: Who Really Benefits From AI’s Productivity Boom?
How AI’s $4.4 trillion productivity boost impacts different countries and communities remains uncertain without exploring who truly reaps its benefits.
Redefining Success Beyond Careers: Finding Purpose When Jobs No Longer Define Us
Discover how redefining success beyond careers can unlock lasting purpose and fulfillment in life, encouraging you to explore new paths beyond your job.
Shared Autonomy: Moving Beyond Ownership in a Working‑Less World
Aiming to redefine work by shifting from ownership to seamless human-machine collaboration, shared autonomy unlocks potential—and the future awaits.