Daniel Susskind, an expert in AI and labor, discusses the impact of AI on professions like law and medicine, the challenges and opportunities of a world with less work, the role of labor leaders and unions in technology, and choosing a career path in the era of AI.

Aleks Krotoski, a social psychologist, and Daniel Susskind, an economist, discuss the impact of AI on future careers and the opportunities it presents. They explore strategies to futureproof jobs and the need for critical thinking about AI systems. The podcast also touches on the integration of AI in various industries and the potential economic implications of technological advancements.

Economist Daniel Susskind, an expert on AI and work, discusses the potential impact of automation and AI on jobs, including mass unemployment and power imbalances. They explore the impressive capabilities of GPT technology and the struggle to share its benefits. They also address the need for national conversation on state intervention in technology, shifting from consumers to citizens, and the impact of robots and AI on jobs.

Economics professor Daniel Susskind and Greg LeBlanc dive into the history of economic growth, the limitations of GDP, the impact of technology on work, and the need to redefine work's value in an automated world.

Daniel Susskind, an economist focused on sustainable growth, dives into the limitations of GDP as a measure of success. He argues that while economic growth has improved living standards, it has also harmed the environment and increased inequality. Susskind suggests that we should pursue less destructive forms of growth, balancing prosperity with ecological health. He critiques traditional metrics and emphasizes the importance of alternative measures that reflect social well-being and environmental sustainability. Can growth thrive without destruction? He explores this pressing question.