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Can AI Promote Job Creation?

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By William Holahan
| Shepherd Express Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revived a familiar fear: mass technological unemployment. Compared to previous tech changes, this one is moving through the economy very fast. Yet Stanford economist Erika McEntarfer (former head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics but fired by Trump for accurately reporting the employment data) reports that no such "jobpocalypse" is showing up in the data (at least not yet).
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Will Social Security Reform Require Enlarging the U.S. Borrowing Binge?

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By William Holahan
| Shepherd Express Verified
It’s a frequent refrain: Social Security is “running out of money” and will “go broke” when the Trust Fund exhausts its supply of bonds around 2033, requiring a reduction in the size of benefit checks. However, it is unlikely that Congress will allow cuts in retirement benefits. George F.
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Electricity Pricing in the Age of Data Centers

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By William Holahan
| Shepherd Express Verified
Wisconsin households have been feeling the sting of rising electricity bills, driven by colder winters and higher natural gas prices. But a far larger force is now bearing down on the grid: the explosive growth of cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Massive data centers—some capable of consuming as much electricity as a mid‑sized city—are being proposed across Wisconsin at high speed.
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