A Cruel Rule: Work or Lose Benefits

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AI job fears are widespread but not yet realized; governments urged to prepare safety nets

The article discusses the widespread fear that AI will lead to mass job losses, fueled by warnings from AI executives and amplified by a tig

AI job fears are widespread but not yet realized; governments urged to prepare safety nets

The article discusses the widespread fear that AI will lead to mass job losses, fueled by warnings from AI executives and amplified by a tig

Satirical piece: Department of Labor jokingly targets workers getting paid for their labor

A satirical article from The Onion-style publication reporting that the U.S. Department of Labor has announced plans to crack down on people

The perverse incentive: Why Americans are trying to lose money to keep their health insurance subsidies

The article discusses the phenomenon of people desperately trying to lose money before year-end to qualify for U.S. health insurance subsidi

The lump of labor fallacy: Why AI may not destroy as many jobs as feared

The article explains the "lump of labor fallacy" — the mistaken belief that there is a fixed amount of work in an economy, so new technologi

Why Meanness Hinders Success: The Strategic Disadvantage of Being Mean

The article explores the observation that truly successful people are rarely mean, despite meanness being common in society. The author argu