Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
MIT Economist David Autor believes we won’t run out of jobs in an AI-powered economy. But the question remains: Will there be plenty of desirable, well-paid jobs or just a lot of low-paid, “last-mile” jobs that complete simple service tasks?
Autor also spoke with Noema’s Editor-In-Chief Nathan Gardels about how AI could affect the broader economy beyond the job market. Watch their full conversation here: youtu.be/DA5QV4Ld5eU
And read Gardels’s takeaways from their conversation here: noemamag.com/how-the-ai-job-shock-will-differ-from-the-china-trade-shock
Video produced by Studio B. berggruen.org/studio-b
#ai #economy #jobmarket #aieconomy #aijobs
MIT Economist David Autor believes we won’t run out of jobs in an AI-powered economy. But the question remains: Will there be plenty of desirable, well-paid jobs or just a lot of low-paid, “last-mile” jobs that complete simple service tasks?
Autor also spoke with Noema’s Editor-In-Chief Nathan Gardels about how AI could affect the broader economy beyond the job market. Watch their full conversation here: youtu.be/DA5QV4Ld5eU
And read Gardels’s takeaways from their conversation here: noemamag.com/how-the-ai-job-shock-will-differ-from-the-china-trade-shock
Video produced by Studio B. berggruen.org/studio-b
#ai #economy #jobmarket #aieconomy #aijobs
