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The Potential Impact of AI Exposure on Black Workers

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By William J. Congdon, LesLeigh D. Ford, Claire Cusella
| Urban Institute
Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a seismic technological shift that has potentially transformative economic implications. With widespread adoption of AI among workers, the nature of work is changing at an unprecedented pace. And, as with past technological changes, the expected impacts are likely to be uneven. This brief is a contribution to the Black Family Thriving Initiative, which aims to develop insights that drive economic mobility and wealth building for Black families.
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Building an Inclusive AI Economy

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By William J. Congdon, Elisabeth Jacobs, Amanda Briggs
| Urban Institute
Despite vast uncertainty about the impacts of AI on work and the economy, action is needed now to ensure that the economic gains AI creates translate into inclusive growth for workers, businesses, and communities across the country. The decisions being made, or deferred, now—about the development of the technology, its adoption and use, and the policy context into which it is being deployed—will be critical.
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Policy Priorities for an Inclusive AI Economy

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By William J. Congdon, Elisabeth Jacobs, Amanda Briggs
| Urban Institute
Artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies are rapidly disrupting how people work and may fundamentally alter labor market opportunities. AI will change how some jobs are performed, eliminate others, and add new jobs. And the broader economy will evolve as AI impacts productivity and the distribution of income.
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