The definition of "working class" in the US has been shifting over the last couple of decades with changes in the economic and labor market, and advances in AI are going to change the traditional white collar market, too. With midterms right around the corner, who are candidates talking about talking about when they campaign for the working class vote? (Source: Bloomberg)
The definition of "working class" in the US has been shifting over the last couple of decades with changes in the economic and labor market, and advances in AI are going to change the traditional white collar market, too. With midterms right around the corner, who are candidates talking about talking about when they campaign for the working class vote? (Source: Bloomberg)
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