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Ever since OpenAI released its ChatGPT chatbot last year, a growing number of analysts have been predicting that generative artificial intelligence will displace millions of workers and cause widespread economic upheaval. But how exactly will generative AI affect the global economy?

The February temblor pushes residents to renew their civic engagement in order to rebuild, challenging an autocrat’s rule.

Daron Acemoglu CAMBRIDGE – Having diminished America’s global role while refusing to accept China’s growing clout, Donald Trump’s presidency represents the last gasp of a unipolar epoch. But while many assume that the unipolar post-Cold War world is giving way to a bipolar international order dominated by the United States and China, that outcome is […]

Automation shredded wages and job security for the blue-collar middle class. A new report found artificial intelligence could reverse that.

Pakistan remains a very difficult country to analyse. There is no consensus among historians about its past

Artificial intelligence, advanced robotics and job automation hold out the hope of less work, more leisure and long weekends every weekend.

At the root of Pakistan’s current political impasse is the issue of power.

These days automation is moving faster than ever.

Optimists say artificial intelligence, robots and automation will lead to shorter workweeks and better jobs. Pessimists like me worry that the benefits will go directly into bosses’ pockets

The widespread introduction of AI is unlikely to boost profit rates and rescue capitalism from its long depression. Michael Roberts explains