Making Jobs When Ai Takes Them
Conservation tourism, state workforce mandates, and big private retraining funds are competing answers to AI-driven labor disruption, and these books map the economics and politics behind each.
Optimized for books about Understanding how policy, industry, and local economies are creating jobs and retraining workers in response to AI..
Power and ProgressDaron Acemoglu, Simon JohnsonPower and Progress explains who wins and loses in technological transitions and offers macroeconomic and political...Shelf signal: Science & Tech Policy
The Future of WorkDarrell M. WestThe Future of Work lays out technological trends shaping labor demand and frames why state and private retraining...Shelf signal: Futures & Foresight
FutureproofMike Chamberlain, Kevin RooseFutureproof provides practical, reported perspectives on reskilling and programs designed to help workers adapt to...Shelf signal: AI & Machine Learning
Empire of AIKaren Hao, Penguin AudioEmpire of AI analyzes industry motives and geopolitical dynamics behind tech-funded workforce programs like the $500...Shelf signal: AI & Machine Learning
The Titanium EconomyAsutosh Padhi, Gaurav BatraThe Titanium Economy shows how manufacturing and regional job strategies can be a counterpoint to tech-centered...Shelf signal: Manufacturing Industry
The Alignment ProblemBrian ChristianThe Alignment Problem examines how AI development choices create labor and safety tradeoffs that training and policy...Shelf signal: AI & Machine Learning