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AI so far has nudged unemployment upward in select pockets—notably among younger and some college‑educated workers—while overall unemployment effects remain modest in aggregate according to several re...
’s strongest recent support has clustered among lower‑income and working‑class voters — broadly defined as households earning under roughly $50,000 and voters without a four‑year college degree — a pa...
Across multiple , the clearest signal is that ’s 2024/early‑2025 coalition was unusually strong among lower‑income and economically distressed voters and counties — especially households under roughly...
AI is already reshaping tasks and some occupations, producing measurable disruption for specific groups—notably younger workers in AI‑exposed roles—but broad, sustained mass unemployment has not yet m...