The next American boom could be here — unless Washington regulates it to death
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei predicts a white-collar "bloodbath." Senator Bernie Sanders warns AI could wipe out 100 million American jobs. Yes, AI will disrupt and eventually replace some tasks, just as electricity, the farm tractor, and the internet caused the displacement of mundane and, in some cases, miserable jobs like working in hot, sweaty factories or backbreaking work lifting heavy equipment. Yes, some workers will need help adjusting and retraining to the robotics revolution.
- ▪Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei predicts a white-collar "bloodbath." Senator Bernie Sanders warns AI could wipe out 100 million American jobs.
- ▪Yes, AI will disrupt and eventually replace some tasks, just as electricity, the farm tractor, and the internet caused the displacement of mundane and, in some cases, miserable jobs like working in hot, sweaty factories or backbreaking work
- ▪Yes, some workers will need help adjusting and retraining to the robotics revolution.
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Opinion The next American boom could be here — unless Washington regulates it to death Widespread prosperity begins like this, with millions of people saving time and money, learning faster and getting more done By Stephen Moore , Neil Chilson Fox News Published July 29, 2026 5:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott says artificial intelligence chatter has too much ‘doomerism’ at the University of South Carolina’s Baldwin Business and Financial Journalism Lecture Series FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott participated in a fireside chat on Thursday with University of South Carolina students, discussing media operations and the business of journalism by focusing on culture, collaboration, creativity…
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