In this discussion, Scott Abrahams, a professor of economics at LSU, and Frank Levy, a strategy expert at Duke, tackle the complex impact of generative AI on labor markets and urban economies. They ponder whether AI will enhance or threaten job security and how it affects the value of college degrees. The duo reveals intriguing shifts in migration patterns, highlighting which cities might thrive, like Savannah, and which, including San Francisco, might face challenges. Their insights offer a glimpse into the future of work amid technological transformation.
