AI's workplace shakeup: Nobel economists and tech leaders call for guardrails
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Nearly 200 AI researchers and more than a dozen Nobel laureates signed a short letter urging policymakers and industry to study the economics of AI and build guardrails to steer development toward human-friendly outcomes, warning of potential unprecedented upheaval and large-scale job displacement even as some warn that labor-market effects remain hard to predict.
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