Policy & Ethicsuniversal basic incomeai automationlabor market
Andrew Yang Revives Universal Basic Income Debate
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Andrew Yang publishes Hey Yang, Where’s My Thousand Bucks? this month and renews his push for universal basic income amid growing concern about AI-driven job losses. The article cites an MIT finding that AI could perform nearly 12% of US tasks (about $1.2 trillion in wages) and a Senate warning of up to 100 million at-risk jobs, assessing political resistance and mixed pilot results.
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