Getting Ahead of AI's Economic Disruption
We bring together researchers, economists and decision-makers to develop bold policy responses — and ensure the benefits reach everyone, not just the few.
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We run scenario workshops that put economists, policymakers and civil society leaders inside plausible AI economic futures — stress-testing assumptions, surfacing blind spots, and building the shared understanding that serious preparation requires. We map the policy options available to governments and institutions through the Policy Atlas. And we ground everything in evidence of what people around the world actually want from AI's economic future.
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Adrian Brown
May 7, 2026
The CEOs of the two leading AI companies have both reversed their position on jobs in the same week.
Dario Amodei spent much of last year warning that AI could wipe out half of entry-level white-collar work. This week he reached instead for the Jevons Paradox which is the idea that when technology makes work more efficient, demand expands and the net effect on employment is positive.
Sam Altman, who not long ago was talking about AGI eliminating most cognitive work and making the case for universal basic income, posted that "jobs doomerism is likely long-term wrong" and that he wants to build tools to "augment and elevate people, not entities to replace them."…
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Windfall Trust
May 5, 2026
At Bloomberg CityLab in Madrid last week, Adrian Brown and Ana Saldarriaga placed city leaders inside a fictional city facing 20,000 job losses in 18 months and asked: what do you do?…
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Mei Fong
April 20, 2026
If AI is reshaping the economy, why are we still covering it like a personality story instead of a power story? My reflections from recent discussions at Perugia's International Journalism Festival.
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