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Molly Kinder

East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
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AI, work, and what comes next. (Very) begrudgingly back on this platform. Most recently Senior Fellow at @BrookingsInst; building something new.
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The Invisible Disruption

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By Molly Kinder
| Substack
(Thanks to Eve Devens for her incredible research assistance, analysis and data viz in this post. Also, check out Ben Casselman’s story in today’s NY Times.) A few weeks ago, in my first Substack, I wrote about the “Messy Middle“: the long, hard stretch of AI job disruption we are about to enter.
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The "Messy Middle"

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By Molly Kinder
| Substack
Adapted from a memo I sent to Dwarkesh Patel. In the last few weeks, I have talked with two people whose lives are leading indicators of where the American economy could be heading. One was a senior USAID official, nearly fifty, suddenly unemployed after her agency was demolished, looking at a sixty percent pay cut to start over as a teacher.
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To save entry-level jobs from AI, look to the medical residency model

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By Molly Kinder
| Brookings Institution
At the Davos World Economic Forum this week, the CEOs of two leading artificial intelligence (AI) companies issued a joint warning: Entry-level workers are about to feel AI’s impact. Demis Hassabis of Google DeepMind said he expects AI to begin to impact junior-level jobs and internships this year, while Dario Amodei of Anthropic reaffirmed his prediction that 50% of entry-level jobs could disappear within five years.
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