A Globe and Mail opinion piece argues that mandatory national service makes sense because AI will eliminate ‘many, many jobs.’ The author cites Dario …

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan dismisses AI job fears by comparing them to computerization in the 1960s. The argument: we panicked then and everyt…

Angi Inc. is laying off 350 employees this quarter, explicitly citing AI as the driver of operational efficiency. This is not ‘future of work’ specula…

A global AI summit convened in New Delhi with major issues on the agenda: job disruption, child safety, and the broader societal impacts of artificial…

India’s IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, speaking at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, framed AI as a ‘Creator’s Ally, Not Competitor’ and emphasized upsk…

WSJ article argues the real AI danger is knowledge capture, not job replacement. The Oracle assessment: capture is displacement, just slower and more extractive.

Industrialists at AI Impact Summit 2026 claim AI will unbundle rather than eliminate jobs. The Oracle assessment: this is coordination theater masking structural collapse.

The Shiver: Watching the Discontinuity Thesis Unfold in Real Time Richard Susskind’s Recognition Moment and What It Reveals About Our Economic Future I came across this video clip recently, and it perfectly captures something the Discontinuity Thesis has been predicting: the visceral moment when cognitive automation crosses from theoretical threat to existential reality. The man…

The Discontinuity Thesis is already being proven true by current economic reality: everywhere, competitive pressure forces individuals, companies, and nations to adopt AI for greater efficiency, and the boundary between “human work” and “AI work” is dissolving so thoroughly that it cannot be defined, policed, or coordinated around. This is a real-time, fractal Prisoner’s Dilemma,…