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02.08.26 - 01:42
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Lawmakers debate wealth-sharing policies as AI-related gains push Taiwan toward K-shaped economy (Digitimes)
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Taiwanese electronics companies listed on the stock exchange posted a combined 33.7% increase in pre-tax profits for 2025, outpacing the 12.86% growth for all listed companies, while their employees saw an average pay rise of 10%. However, a survey conducted by the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics has found signals of a pronounced K-shaped economy, as two-thirds of Taiwan's salaried workers earn below the average wage....
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01.08.26 - 20:03
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The Real Threat To Young Americans′ Jobs Isn′t AI. It′s The National Debt... (ZeroHedge)
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The Real Threat To Young Americans' Jobs Isn't AI. It's The National Debt...
Authored by Ken Buck via The Epoch Times,
The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence and supercomputing technologies has many Americans worried about the future of their careers. In a survey last month, more than half of U.S. workers expressed concern that AI could take their job or the job of a family member. Another survey in December found that almost 60 percent of young people believe AI poses a threat to their job prospects.
Americans are not naive. They realize that fast-evolving technologies will disrupt how we do business, just like the Industrial Revolution replaced blacksmiths and the horse and buggy. Many young people, particularly, are already pivoting toward “AI-proof” career fields that promise long-term stability.
However, while concerns about AI automation have dominated headlines and sucked the oxygen out of the room, a bigger, more immediate threat to Americans' job prospects and wage...
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