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Justin Wolfers: AI Could Create a White-Collar Earthquake @PlatypusEconomics
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13:16Now PlayingJustin Wolfers says AI is the most important economic disruption of his lifetime and white-collar workers should be paying attention. In this conversation with Susan Demas, Wolfers explains why AI could transform work, wealth, inequality, and opportunity. The future could be abundance, with technology helping people do more of what they love. Or it could become a dystopia where a small handful of bosses and companies capture the gains while workers are left behind.
Check out Justin's channel: @PlatypusEconomics
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