「AIによって労働者の半数が職を失うようなことは何も起きていない」――@JanvanEck3氏が破壊的技術の労働市場への影響を調査
アンソニー・ポンプリアーノ氏が、2,000億ドルの資産を運用するヤン・ファン・エック氏との対談を公開。ファン・エック氏は、AIが労働力の半分を劇的に失業させるという懸念を否定し、過去の破壊的技術の影響を振り返りながら楽観的な見方を示した。プライベートクレジット、金、ビットコイン、インド市場、ETFの台頭についても議論している。
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