AI was supposed to destroy jobs. Where’s the carnage? 

The mass job losses once predicted from AI have not materialized. Stanford research  cited by The Guardian found employment trends remain largely stable in occupations  expected to feel AI’s effects first. But AI is still changing work, from the skills employers  expect to how much an individual worker can accomplish.   That distinction matters. The case for an AI Dividend Trust Fund does not depend on AI  eliminating millions of jobs. As AI increases productivity and creates economic value,  the question remains: How can Americans share in that growth? 

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