US Edition‘Ghost GDP,’ a white-collar recession, and the death of friction: Substack’s top finance writer warns of AI’s 2028 crisis that nobody sees coming
James Van Geelen warns AI-driven layoffs could raise U.S. unemployment above 10% and trigger a 38% market crash by 2028, shrinking the consumer base, Citrini Research says.
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Are we about to fall into an epochal economic crisis? A viral downfall scenario causes stocks to crash.
Viral AI thought experiment drives tech sell-off
A viral thought experiment about AI’s future drove a tech-stock selloff. Citrini Research’s hypothetical imagined a 2028 world where AI agents become ubiquitous. As AI replaces workers, displaced workers spend less, so companies’ revenues fall, so they replace more workers. The financial system — reliant on professionals earning stable salaries for decades to pay mortgages and loans — collapses, and businesses that rely on human loyalty are dest…
Doomsday AI Scenario Sends Markets Into Freefall
Wall Street just got spooked by a what-if, the Wall Street Journal reports. A 7,000-word Substack post from Citrini Research, describing a "June 2028" scenario in which AI wipes out the premium on human intelligence and triggers mass white-collar layoffs, went viral—and stocks moved as if it were...
The author of a viral AI report warns that blue-collar jobs won't be safe from an AI-driven recession
AI research sparks global stock sell-off amid fears of job loss and economic slowdown.ALY SONG/ReutersNew AI research sparks a global stock sell-off amid fears of job loss and economic slowdown.The paper's coauthor warned that blue-collar workers won't be safe from an AI-triggered recession.The research theorizes an economy hinged on "white-collar productivity growth."The coauthor of an AI research paper is speaking out after his work triggered …
Why American Express Plunged Today
Key PointsOver the weekend, a highly-followed X account forecast a possibility of severe recession by 2028, due to AI disruption for white collar workers. In addition, the Fed's Chris Waller poured cold water on the prospect of more interest rate cuts in the near term. Ironically, these two negatives are at odds with each other, but financial stocks plunged anyway. 10 stocks we like better than American Express › Shares of credit card giant Amer…
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