Policies Decided by Regulatory Agencies

Payments to individuals for the use of their data in training AI models.

Modernizing unemployment insurance to expand eligibility and duration.

Temporary income supplements to displaced workers who accept reemployment at lower pay.

Common carrier and universal access obligations applied to AI infrastructure and services.

Competitive markets of licensed private regulators selling compliance services to AI companies.

Adaptations to central bank frameworks to manage AI-driven disruptions to prices and employment.

Competition enforcement to prevent monopolistic control over essential AI infrastructure.

Legal duties requiring AI developers to act in users' and society's interests.

Public purchasing rules that shape AI markets and attach public benefit obligations.

Standardized AI exposure measurement directing workforce funding where displacement data indicates greatest need.

Expanded pathways for displaced workers to start businesses or become self-employed.

Continuous learning systems replacing traditional front-loaded education.