The biggest winners — and losers — in the coming AI job apocalypse
Desk jobs are staring down decades of an AI job apocalypse. But careers like nursing, construction, and plumbing are booming — and safe from ChatGPT.
Emil Skandul
AI is going to eliminate way more jobs than anyone realizes
AI is a tsunami about to upend the global economy, throwing 300 million jobs into mayhem and forcing half the workforce to learn new skills.
There's a battle for people brewing — and Florida is schooling the competition
Remote workers are leaving New York and California in droves. If the states want to win the battle for people, they need to learn from Florida.
Get ready for a big downturn — America's 'office apocalypse' is even worse than expected
The office apocalypse: Buildings gutted by work from home will cost cities $453 billion — leading to fewer jobs, dirtier streets, and higher crime.
Miami's tech boom is in trouble — but if it moves quickly, the city can still become a tropical Silicon Valley
Tech workers have flocked to Miami. But collapsing tech stocks and rising tides mean Florida's emerging tech hub needs to make big changes to survive.
There's an easy way to tax billionaires that would actually work
Congress should tax the personal loans that wealthy Americans take out to avoid paying taxes on their wealth.
VC money used to be trapped in Silicon Valley, leaving startups in other parts of the US out in the cold. Work from home is changing that.
Investors used to only like funding startups they could see nearby. Now with remote work, new companies in small cities are getting a big boost.
As more companies shift permanently to remote work, midsize US cities need to reshape themselves to woo remote workers
Workers with the option to stay remote are no longer tied to one city and are now weighing options such as affordability and networking opportunities.
How to give America's dying malls the 2nd life they desperately need
Malls could be redeveloped into schools, housing, or data centers, but federal support is needed to spur redevelopment.
The next stimulus bill should include government-issued vouchers for local restaurants
Restaurant vouchers for takeout and curbside pickup will encourage local spending and bring more customers to suffering restaurants and bars.
If America wants to bounce back from the recession and grow the economy for years to come, we should push tech companies to move to midsize US cities
The tech industry has out-performed all other industries. Creating incentives for tech innovation in mid-tier cities can spur economic growth.