Articles in this section explore AI's impacts on workforces, financial markets, and the broader economy.
AI is already taking jobs, but that is only one facet of its complex economic effects. Price dynamics and bottlenecks indicate that automation could be good news for workers — but only if it vastly outperforms them.
Shaped by a different economic environment, China’s AI startups are optimizing for different customers than their US counterparts — and seeing faster industrial adoption.
AI automation threatens to erode the “development ladder,” a foundational economic pathway that has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty.
Autonomous AI-enabled organizations are increasingly plausible. They would fundamentally break the way we regulate the economy.
AI Frontiers spoke with leading researchers and a CEO building AI agents to explore how AI will reshape work—and whether the jobs of the future are ones we’ll actually want.
AI is poised to leave a lot of us unemployed. We need to rethink social welfare.