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    A proposed safety net for large-scale AI job loss

    A post describes a Google DeepMind, Oxford and University of Chicago paper arguing retraining helps only if AI keeps creating jobs.

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    A post describes a Google DeepMind, Oxford and University of Chicago paper on protecting people if AI takes over many jobs. It says the authors find no single policy works in every scenario: retraining helps only if AI keeps creating jobs. They propose expanding unemployment benefits and a low-wage tax credit now, turning that credit into a guaranteed income floor if joblessness persists, and giving citizens stakes in a public investment fund if workers’ share of the economy keeps falling.

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    @rohanpaul_aiThis Google Deep Mind + Oxford + Chicago Univ paper asks how governments should protect people if AI takes over a lot of jobs. Concludes that no single policy works in every scenario, because the ideas people like most, such as retraining, only help if AI keeps creating new jobs, otherwise it just reshuffles who gets the jobs left. The authors' answer is to expand unemployment benefits and the low-wage tax credit now, turn that credit into a guaranteed income floor if joblessness drags on, and give citizens stakes in a public investment fund if workers' share of the economy keeps falling.

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    @rohanpaul_aiThis Google Deep Mind + Oxford + Chicago Univ paper asks how governments should protect people if AI takes over a lot of jobs. Concludes that no single policy works in every scenario, because the ideas people like most, such as retraining, only help if AI keeps creating new jobs, otherwise it just reshuffles who gets the jobs left. The authors' answer is to expand unemployment benefits and the low-wage tax credit now, turn that credit into a guaranteed income floor if joblessness drags on, and give citizens stakes in a public investment fund if workers' share of the economy keeps falling.