Fed’s Williams Quips Economist Jobs Are Safe as AI Shift Unfolds
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When central bankers joke that AI won’t replace economists, they’re telegraphing that policy, not automation fear, will drive the next labor repricing. If you’re selling AI into regulated sectors, design for co-pilot narratives and workflow augmentation — not headcount cuts — or you’ll never clear the political bar.
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