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Bernie Sanders Calls for AI-Fueled Four-Day Workweek to Boost Worker Well-Being
- On June 24, Senator Bernie Sanders called for a 32-hour, four-day workweek to share AI productivity gains fairly with workers in a Joe Rogan interview.
- Sanders criticized tech firms for layoffs despite increased productivity, highlighting that AI should benefit workers, not deepen inequality or enrich CEOs.
- He referenced international experiments with four-day workweeks in several countries, which demonstrated increased productivity, decreased worker fatigue, and maintained salaries without any job cuts.
- Sanders emphasized that technology should be harnessed to improve workers' lives by allowing them more time for family, education, and personal interests, rather than leading to job displacement.
- His proposal aims to prompt a societal shift that balances AI advances with labor rights, suggesting a shorter workweek may prevent mass unemployment and inequality spikes.
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Joe Rogan Just Used a $25 Sandwich to Torch the Minimum Wage While Talking AI and Automation
In a sweeping conversation with Bernie Sanders about AI and automation threatening jobs, the world's biggest podcaster used an unnamed TikTok video to make a surprisingly powerful case for worker rights.
The proposal of the American senator Bernie Sanders. According to the statements of Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, according to which AI already covers between 30 and 50% of the work in the company, the possibility of shortening the work week appears concrete
In a recent interview with Podcaster Joe Rogan, Vermont Senator and left-wing mentor Dem Usa Bernie Sanders argued that time saved thanks to the tools...
Bernie Sanders says time saved with AI should be given back to employees, pushes for 4-day workweek for all
Senator Bernie Sanders has recently put forth his perspective on AI taking over. He says, if AI is improving efficiency, all employees should take advantage and work only 4 days a week.
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