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From Automation-Induced Job Loss to a Supervisory Economy?

2025-11-05

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<h4>Background: </h4> Rapid advances in general-purpose artificial intelligence are compressing automation timelines: around 40–50% of tasks in advanced economies are technically automatable, and a quarter of total hours could be migrated to machines before 2030. Fears of large-scale displacement from artificial-intelligence (AI) adoption have prompted calls for either mass reskilling or unconditional cash transfe...

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