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- The Coming AI Upheaval Risks ‘Collar-Flipping’ the Middle Class
A divide between Britain’s data-center boomtowns and its white-collar commuter-belt shows how AI could upend the economic and political order
- Will your job survive AI? - news. harvard. edu
In recent weeks, several prominent executives at big employers such as Ford and J P Morgan Chase have been offering predictions that AI will result in large white-collar job losses
- 《经济学人》双语：人工智能使就业岗位不减反增？ - 哔哩哔哩
如果AI让员工变得更有效率，他们公司的利润就会增加，然后老板们就会增加招聘。 A recent survey by Experis, an IT-recruitment firm, points to this possibility More than half of Britain’s employers expect AI technologies to have a positive impact on their headcount over the next two years, it finds
- Former Google Executive Warns AI Will Collapse White‑Collar Jobs and . . .
In a recent interview, he warned that AI’s rapid progress will lead to widespread job losses by 2027, followed by as many as 15 years of social and economic upheaval
- Opinion | How White-Collar Workers Could Fuel a New Populist . . . - POLITICO
As automation anxiety once fueled right-wing populism, fears of AI displacement may now power a new, left-leaning revolt among white-collar workers
- The Coming Collapse of White-Collar Work – And Why the UK Government . . .
In April 2025, OpenAI released a scenario outlining what the next few years of artificial intelligence development could plausibly look like If even half of it proves accurate, the UK is heading into a period of historic upheaval—economically, socially, and politically—and our government is woefully unprepared
- AI and the Coming White-Collar Political Upheaval - WSJ
Americans are realizing that AI can revolutionize the economy—and, with it, society and politics While this isn’t the first such transformative moment in American history, it may turn out to be
- Mo Gawdat Predicts AI Collapse of Middle Class by 2027
Former Google X executive Mo Gawdat warns that AI will wipe out middle-class jobs by 2027, creating a mental health crisis and massive inequality unless urgent safeguards are applied
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