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An analysis of an OECD survey suggests that publicly anticipated AI disruption of the labour market is reshaping welfare state support. Anxieties about AI automation cut across educational groups and are strengthening support for new forms of protection, such as a UBI or robot tax.
Joana Geisler
AI and the Welfare State
