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LOST JOBS, INEQUALITY, ROGUE AGENTS: WHY ARE WE ACCEPTING OLIGARCHS’ AI AGENDA? | ROBERT REICH
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| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
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| Environment | The Guardian | LOST JOBS, INEQUALITY, ROGUE AGENTS: WHY ARE WE ACCEPTING OLIGARCHS’ AI AGENDA? | ROBERT REICH | 1 hr ago |
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According to Environment | The Guardian, the U.S. economy slipped into a net job loss, shedding 23,000 positions in July as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.
The agency also revised May and June employment figures downward, revealing a combined 103,000 fewer jobs than previously reported. Meanwhile, wage growth has stalled; average hourly earnings rose only 0.1% from June. These figures illustrate a broader trend of job decline and stagnant pay amid rising concerns about AI’s impact on employment.
The report highlights growing economic unease amid debates over artificial intelligence’s role in job creation and inequality, underscoring the urgency of policy discussions about the future of work.
- US lost 23,000 jobs in July, per BLS data released Friday.
- May and June employment revisions show a total of 103,000 fewer jobs than earlier reported.
- Average hourly earnings increased just 0.1% from June, indicating slowed wage growth.
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