Policy Implications of the Rise of Robots

After the forum that I posted about yesterday, there was a Q&A with Larry Summers. I asked him about the policy implications of living in a world of “Doers” and whether that should change how we think about pro-capital vs pro-labor subsidies in the future. His answer starts around 1:38 and includes a great Milton Friedman story.

Also, here is Noah Smith with an interesting post on this topic.

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