Anthropic’s head of economics just explained why we haven’t seen a white-collar bloodbath — yet

Artificial intelligence is changing how work gets done, but its impact on the labor market may be unfolding more gradually than many expected. A recent Fortune article highlights new research from Anthropic showing that AI has not yet caused a significant rise in unemployment, even in occupations most exposed to automation. While hiring has begun to soften for some entry-level roles, researchers believe there is still time to prepare workers and develop policies that support a changing economy.

The absence of widespread job losses doesn't mean planning can wait. As AI continues driving productivity and economic growth, an AI Dividend Trust Fund could provide Americans with a financial safety net during workforce transitions while ensuring everyone has the opportunity to benefit from the economic value AI creates.

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