October 7, 2026
Business

AI will replace most humans, but then what?

Recent research suggests technology is now destroying more jobs than it creates, particularly impacting professional roles due to AI advancements. This trend could lead to deflation, increased government intervention, and a tech war between the U.S. and China. While aging populations might offset labor force shrinkage, the exponential pace of technological evolution suggests a shift towards automation.

​Recent research suggests technology is now destroying more jobs than it creates, particularly impacting professional roles due to AI advancements. This trend could lead to deflation, increased government intervention, and a tech war between the U.S. and China. While aging populations might offset labor force shrinkage, the exponential pace of technological evolution suggests a shift towards automation. 

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