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> But while we haven’t (yet?) seen mass layoffs, the labor market is weirdly frozen, probably because of uncertainty created by Trump’s erratic policies. It's
by philipallstar 1y ago
> But while we haven’t (yet?) seen mass layoffs, the labor market is weirdly frozen, probably because of uncertainty created by Trump’s erratic policies.
It's actually probably because people are thinking AI is going to be more useful than junior hires. The thing "bouying up the economy" is at least in part the thing causing the effects the AI is "masking".
- homeonthemtn 1y agoFairly sure it's both and more. We're in a constant crisis cycle the world over. It's very hard to make bets on the future right now. Steady state predictability is the sought after commodity.
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