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Clinton/Obama NEC Director: Biden Sr. Econ Advisor; Director, Economic Dignity Lab/Georgetown U; Founder, Center Universal Ed; Dad, Husband, Ann Arbor boy.
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An Economic Dignity Compact for the AI Age

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By Gene Sperling
| Democracy Journal
Technology does not shape our destiny. We still have the power to do that—if we keep human well-being, happiness, and dignity top of mind.
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A Journal of Ideas

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By Gene Sperling
| Democracy Journal
One of the most important and uncertain debates on artificial intelligence centers on whether AI will lead not just to jarring job disruption for millions of workers but to an actual marginalization of humans in the workforce. A world without work—or with far less work—as we know it. There is growing consensus that AI could lead to dramatic job dislocation.
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Gene Sperling: The affordability crisis is real and tariffs caused it

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By Gene Sperling
| West Central Tribune
President Donald Trump traveled to Pennsylvania recently to double down on his economic messages: The affordability concerns of Americans are a Democratic “hoax” and if anyone is unhappy, it's a Blame Biden Economy. A more fitting description would be the Trump Self-Inflicted Wound Economy . It's not unusual for presidents starting their terms to attribute economic troubles to their predecessors. Fair enough.
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