The Future of Employment & Income Institute is being founded to bring help society mitigate the coming massively disruptive impacts of AI and automation on employment and income.
NOTE: The Institute is currently being fiscally sponsored by the 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Goodnation, using our own name and Goodnation's federal organizational EIN (81-4768448).
The Future of Employment & Income Institute is being founded to bring help society mitigate the coming massively disruptive impacts of AI and automation on employment and income.
NOTE: The Institute is currently being fiscally sponsored by the 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Goodnation, using our own name and Goodnation's federal organizational EIN (81-4768448).
(LAUNCHING) Artificial Intelligence (AI) has only just begun its likely utterly transformative impact on global economies, labor markets, and the life of almost every individual, of every nation, and of civilization overall. With this new entity, The Future of Employment & Income Institute, we are bringing together many of the world’s most relevant experts to explore how to harness AI’s potential for societal benefit while mitigating its disruptive impacts, particularly as regards its imminent and almost certainly profound impact on employment and income. As the previous convener of the World Summit on Technological Unemployment (2015), previous co-convener of the International Congress for the Governance of AI (ICGAI, 2018-2021), among other related roles (including as founder and CEO of the World Technology Network (1998-2021)), I (Jim Clark, the founder) am very excited to work with my phenomenal colleagues to catalyze more urgently needed thought and policy action on one of the most crucial challenges facing the world (and each of us) today.
(LAUNCHING) Artificial Intelligence (AI) has only just begun its likely utterly transformative impact on global economies, labor markets, and the life of almost every individual, of every nation, and of civilization overall. With this new entity, The Future of Employment & Income Institute, we are bringing together many of the world’s most relevant experts to explore how to harness AI’s potential for societal benefit while mitigating its disruptive impacts, particularly as regards its imminent and almost certainly profound impact on employment and income. As the previous convener of the World Summit on Technological Unemployment (2015), previous co-convener of the International Congress for the Governance of AI (ICGAI, 2018-2021), among other related roles (including as founder and CEO of the World Technology Network (1998-2021)), I (Jim Clark, the founder) am very excited to work with my phenomenal colleagues to catalyze more urgently needed thought and…