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Good luck out there!

One of the most curious things around the AI revolution has been its marketing. Tech leaders have continuously pitched AI as unleashing something too powerful to control. Well, possibly too hard to control. Only if you let those other guys over there win.

There’s been a strange outcome of all the doomsday talk, as well as very real layoffs and uncertainty. Young people are turning against tech. In part, because entry level jobs seem like some of the hardest hit by AI adoption. It’s also created a future for them that they can’t possibly envision, which makes it pretty hard to follow your dreams.

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Friday 06.05.26
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Who's gonna watch? →

This week news dropped that Rogers has reportedly offered half of its workforce buyouts. 10,000 people. And it happened directly in the wake of a Cornell study exploring the effect of AI inspired layoffs on the collective buying power of the economy. Which was released just days/weeks after tech billionaires as well as thought leaders like Ed Elson and Scott Galloway have all been asking the same question — if no one’s working, who’s buying?

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Thursday 04.30.26
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