AIJob training's role in responding to future AI disruption
An author sharing a Wall Street Journal op-ed argues that few existing job-training programs work, despite the policy's popularity.
TLDR
Sharing a Wall Street Journal op-ed, its author calls job training the most popular policy response to future AI disruption—the “Dolly Parton of social policy,” because “Everyone likes it.” But they argue that despite scores of existing job-training programs, few work.
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Job training's role in responding to future AI disruption
An author sharing a Wall Street Journal op-ed argues that few existing job-training programs work, despite the policy's popularity.
TLDR
Sharing a Wall Street Journal op-ed, its author calls job training the most popular policy response to future AI disruption—the “Dolly Parton of social policy,” because “Everyone likes it.” But they argue that despite scores of existing job-training programs, few work.