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—American Enterprise Institute

Is AI the New NAFTA?

An American Enterprise Institute analysis draws parallels between AI-driven economic disruption and the labor market impacts of NAFTA, arguing that policymakers should proactively support workers displaced by AI automation. The piece warns that failing to address displacement could leave workers feeling ignored and angry, echoing past trade-era grievances.

Nascent tech, real fear: how AI anxiety is upending career ambitions

Growing anxiety about AI's impact on employment is prompting career pivots among workers and students, with some computer science majors switching to fields perceived as harder to automate, such as nursing. Tech layoffs attributed to AI and a decline in entry-level coding positions are fueling uncertainty about the future of white-collar work. The trend reflects broader economic and labor market shifts as AI adoption accelerates across industries.

How the anxiety over AI could fuel a new workers’ movement

A 2026 analysis examines how anxieties over artificial intelligence in the workplace are reshaping labor dynamics in the United States. Experts suggest that worker fears over AI-driven job displacement, combined with an affordability crisis and geopolitical instability, are crowding out the union-organizing momentum seen earlier in the decade. However, some analysts argue these same anxieties could fuel a resurgence in worker power and collective action.