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Economy, business, innovation

Author name: Economy Mirror Team

What happens to U.S. workers without access to Unemployment Insurance amid economic downturns or disruptions related to AI?

Key Takeaways: The adoption of artificial intelligence in the workplace has led to predictions of U.S. labor market disruptions. In response, policymakers have increased attention on the fitness of the nation’s existing social insurance programs.Reforms to our social insurance programs are sorely needed. Millions of workers who may be affected by AI disruptions will be

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6 technology innovation strategies: Relevance, costs, and benefits

Technological innovation is the innovation investment strategy that promises the highest and longest returns. The risk and uncertainty embedded in technological development act as a filter to crowd out competition and create unique market positions. At the same time, the absence of a clear strategy bears the highest risk of wasting resources.

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Economic research shows immigration is good for U.S. workers, the economy, and affordability

Key takeaways: Immigrants to the United States are essential to U.S. economic growth. Immigrants are integral to U.S. history and cultural identity. They support a vibrant U.S. economy as workers, consumers, taxpayers, inventors, and entrepreneurs.Immigrants fill both low-skilled jobs that complement native-born U.S. workers and high-skilled jobs where domestic supply falls short of demand, boosting

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What can federal data collection tell policymakers and researchers about artificial intelligence in the U.S. labor market?

Key takeaways Federal data on unemployment, wages, and the availability of jobs in the U.S. labor market exist but are fragmented, often not timely, and difficult to link across sources.The adoption of artificial intelligence by individual firms is challenging to measure, and existing federal surveys are often binary, asking simple yes or no or true

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Terms and conditions for generative AI users outline a new legal framework that puts U.S. consumers at risk

Key takeaways Generative AI firms are answering the legal questions raised by their new technologies unilaterally via their terms and conditions. When users agree to the terms and conditions set by generative AI providers, they may be unknowingly relinquishing control over their creative works, opening themselves up to legal risks and costs, and limiting their

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6 Effective Anxiety Treatment Options in Los Angeles, California

Choosing the right anxiety treatment options in Los Angeles has become increasingly important as clinicians gain a deeper understanding of how anxiety affects the entire body. Anxiety is no longer viewed solely as a mental health condition. It influences nervous system function, sleep quality, pain perception, digestion, and overall physical well-being. This evolving clinical perspective

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Two Bologna Rulings Open a Narrow Path for Citizenship by Descent

The Ordinary Court of Bologna has recognized Italian citizenship by descent for US citizens in more than one case decided after the reform came into force, specifically through ruling no. 3335/2026 of April 17, 2026 (Judge Natascia Gardini) and ruling no. 4038/2026 of May 13, 2026. The cases were handled by the Milan-based law firm Aprigliano

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