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In this special 2WAY Event hosted by Gerald Huff Fund for Humanity , Michael Moynihan leads a wide-ranging conversation on AI, automation, and the future of work — and whether job displacement could become our generation’s Great Depression. Filmed in front of a live audience in New York City, the panel features Andy Mills, Meghan Joyce, Karl Widerquist and Scott Santens. Together, they debate the biggest questions: Will AI eliminate more jobs than it creates? Is UBI a real solution? What happens to workers in an AI-driven economy? Watch now to understand what’s coming — and what it means for you. Keywords: AI, artificial intelligence, automation, job loss, future of work, universal basic income, UBI, economy, tech policy Follow us: https://twitter.com/2waytvapp https://www.2Way.TV You can now listen to this episode on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/2way-tonight-with-mark-halperin/id1812526379 https://open.spotify.com/show/0neCUBx8CQrWom95rTlTVZ 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:36 Introducing the Panel: Scott Santens, Karl Widerquist, Megan Joyce, and Andy Mills 00:03:21 AI as a "New Digital Species" and the Shifting Job Market 00:06:41 Historical Context: Keynes, Productivity Growth, and the 40-Hour Workweek 00:09:21 The Ownership Class and Labor Displacement Concerns 00:10:52 AI and White-Collar Displacement: Opportunity vs. Destruction 00:14:28 The Case for UBI: History, Automation, and the Wage-Productivity Gap 00:18:54 Broken Safety Nets and the Need for a Productivity Dividend 00:20:32 Can the Technology Genie be Put Back in the Bottle? 00:21:47 Decoupling Survival from Employment 00:23:42 A Detour on Infrastructure: Self-Driving Trains and Public Transit 00:25:36 Regulation and the Power of Choice in Tech Implementation 00:27:47 The Economics of UBI: Net Cost, Taxation, and GDP 00:32:01 The Dignity of Work vs. The Meaning of a Paycheck 00:34:44 Manufacturing Myths: Increased Production with Fewer Jobs 00:37:26 Choice and the Power to Say "No" to Exploitative Work 00:38:18 The "Messy Middle" and the Risks of Social Unrest 00:42:01 Lessons from Past Revolutions and the Ethics of AI Creators 00:47:02 Dealing with Non-Deterministic Models and Hallucinations 00:51:58 Q&A: The Profit Motive and the K-Shaped Economy 00:55:18 Taxing Strategies: Land Value, Consumption, and Token Taxes 00:59:10 Impact on Teachers and the Minimum Wage Distortion 01:01:35 Optimism vs. Pessimism: Predicting a Dystopian Future 01:05:09 Job Retrenchment or Corporate Noise? Looking Toward 2030 01:09:50 Cultural and Intellectual Decay: The Screen Addiction Problem 01:13:48 Accountability and the Search for a Technological Solution 01:18:11 Closing: Data Dividends and Humans as Shareholders
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