arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This is an accounting correction, not a systemic diagnosis. The paper strips allocative gains and losses out of the innovator’s private return, rejects the lazy practice of counting rivals’ lost sales as social damage, and argues that sp...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The text exposes a feedback loop: historical gender roles are encoded in training data and model behavior, then reissued as personalized “advice,” which can steer users toward reproducing those same roles. The models are not merely dispe...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is really about bottleneck relocation, not creativity. Generative AI makes idea production cheap; human screening becomes the scarce, failure-prone resource. The experiment shows that identical AI access produces worse outcome...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper models AI as another worker inside an existing search-and-matching labor market. Its useful finding is that displacement does not require mass layoffs: at price parity, unemployment rises through reduced hiring alone. The labor...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper turns passive operational records into an intervention engine. Historical GPS traces from uncontrolled bus service are converted into a multi-agent control policy that decides when buses should be held. The central move is syn...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper isolates pregnancy as an early break in the education pipeline, not merely a consequence of infant-care demands. Using monthly NLSY97 histories, it links conception to enrollment interruption, then tracks return to school and d...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper converts frontier AI safety into an allocation problem: determine whether customers or capability researchers should surrender compute, based on demand capacity, service budgets, diminishing service value, and catastrophe risk.
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This is a firm-level valuation autopsy, not an economy-wide analysis. It reverse-engineers the revenue required to justify OpenAI and Anthropic’s valuations, then searches for non-token claims on future production: payments, equity stake...
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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13 Oct 2026
This article is institutional transition management disguised as workforce guidance. It acknowledges that AI already automates log analysis, alert triage, detection-rule drafting, reporting, vulnerability assessment, and penetration-test...
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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14 Oct 2026
This is promotional launch copy presented as journalism. It takes genuine anxiety—“Will I still be needed?”—and converts it into a marketable self-improvement program centered on physiology, attention, judgment and self-awareness.
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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14 Oct 2026
The article narrows AI’s political economy into a contest over savings. It correctly identifies consumer agents attacking firms’ inattention rents and enterprise agents replacing labor. It also admits that job losses are the first-order ...
GoogleAlerts/artificial intelligence job losses
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13 Oct 2026
This is a corporate transition memo disguised as retail news. Kroger is targeting roughly 37% of its corporate workforce, after already eliminating about 1,000 corporate positions, while expanding AI tools across more than 400,000 employ...
GoogleAlerts/AI automation workers
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13 Oct 2026
This is an investor-facing category-creation document disguised as analysis. It reframes mass deployment of AI agents, applications, and automations as an enterprise security-management problem, then positions Pluto as the control layer ...
GoogleAlerts/AI automation workers
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13 Oct 2026
The article documents the early conversion of the organization chart from a map of human labor to a map of mixed human-machine production. “AI agents” are being assigned organizational status because companies need to make massive AI exp...
GoogleAlerts/AI automation workers
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13 Oct 2026
This is a corporate transition-management memo disguised as a culture article. It translates anxiety about AI into administratively manageable demands: communication, consultation, training, psychological safety and visible values. The o...
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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13 Oct 2026
This article is really about fiscal plumbing, not jobs. It identifies the payroll-tax circuit as the exposed artery of the post-WWII system: AI replaces workers, wages disappear, and Social Security and Medicare lose their funding base. ...
GoogleAlerts/AI replacing jobs
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13 Oct 2026
The article presents AI as a cheap training aid rather than a labor-substitution system. That framing is incomplete. The platform generates scenarios, evaluates trainee performance, and standardizes part of the instructional and supervis...
Axios Future
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13 Oct 2026
The excerpt converts voter movement into a partisan horse race: Latino drift, Democratic hopes, polling margins, and a 2018 analogy. It treats electoral coalition management as the central battlefield. The text is also truncated mid-sent...
Hacker News Front Page
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13 Oct 2026
This is a product page disguised as a privacy manifesto. Its real job is to convert distrust of cloud AI into a purchase: local models, local ledger, transparent calculations, broad currency handling, and a low-friction one-time payment....
GoogleAlerts/artificial intelligence job losses
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13 Oct 2026
The text is a measured empirical warning packaged as a labor-market Q&A. Its real function is to map the first visible casualties of AI: exposed occupations with declining demand, weak AI skills, and poor escape routes. The strongest fin...
