Who Will Adapt Best to AI Disruption?
A new NBER study highlights that 6.1 million U.S. workers face high AI disruption risk and low capacity to adapt, with vulnerability concentrated among older, lower-wealth women in administrative roles in smaller cities; meanwhile, tech leaders at Davos debate AI's societal impact, with S
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