This is the first article in a two-part series on the threat of AI-driven job loss and worker displacement. You can read the second part here. Creeping anxiety about AI-driven job loss has spilled ...

Technological advances have long transformed the way people work, but the current pace of change appears unprecedented. From the advent of personal computers in the 1970s to the introduction of the ...

In popular culture, the fear of AI taking over jobs often manifests in dystopian narratives in which machines replace human workers, leading to societal unrest and economic collapse. Films like "The ...

Due to the distribution of industries and jobs across the country, AI-driven job displacement is likely to impact some areas more than others. In five states—South Dakota, Kansas, Delaware, Florida, ...