The economist, while extolling the disruptive powers of AI, says its current trajectory focuses on automation, driven by the ...

U.S. employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October – the worst October since 2003 – and headlines rushed to blame AI. Fair question: were the recent layoffs really caused by AI? Mostly, no.

JOHANNESBURG: More than 500 economists and other leading experts, including a Nobel laureate and a former United States ...

With the demographic dividend ticking down, CEA flags limited domestic GPU capacity and rising concerns over foreign ...

Some experts believe AI will create enough new roles to offset job losses, but that could depend on how policymakers and ...

Stories about automation eliminating jobs and reducing wages were once common. But a comprehensive analysis of its actual ...

U. S. employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October – the worst October since 2003 – and headlines rushed to blame AI.

Nobel laureate James A. Robinson discusses India's sociological barriers to inclusion and the importance of institutions in prosperity.

AI is forecast to contribute USD 15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, with the majority of benefits going to high-income nations. This disparity underscores the need for inclusive AI ...

But a big slice of that strength reflects front-loaded AI capex – data centers, chips, power – whose spillovers into day-to-day production are still thin on the ground. Multiple sell-side trackers ...

The growing gap between rich and poor in America is causing real hardship for everyday families. Communities should come together to support each other.