In the AI Economy, Universal Basic Income Can’t Wait
Coin Desk The rise of artificial intelligence and robotics is forcing us to face something we’ve all sensed coming: millions of jobs are going to soon vanish. AI is learning to do our work faster and cheaper.
Countries Testing a Universal Basic Income in 2025
As global wealth inequality deepens and automation threatens to usher in a new form of technology-driven unemployment, many nations are providing a basic and unconditional financial floor for some of their citizens.
Speaking up in Ottawa for the P.E.I. proposal for guaranteed basic income
Saltwire On Oct. 7, 2025, Coalition Canada basic income – revenu de base, and the P.E.I. Working Group for a Livable Income will hold an
Universal basic income does not stop people working: study
Canadian Affairs People paid universal basic income — enough to live on — without any conditions attached were no more likely to work fewer hours and
45 Million U.S. Jobs at Risk from AI, Report Calls for UBI as a Modern Income Stabilizer
Business Wire The Gerald Huff Fund for Humanity today released Impact of AI on Workers in the United States, a groundbreaking analysis revealing that artificial intelligence
How Universal Basic Income Programs Will Influence Public Finance and Welfare Systems
Modern Diplomacy Universal Basic Income (UBI) is one of the most hotly debated policy ideas of our time. The concept—providing every citizen with a guaranteed,
Economic Liberation: A Gender-Based Case for Basic Income
Perspectives In courtrooms and shelters across Canada, a hidden crisis unfolds. Gender-based violence traps hundreds of thousands of Canadian women in dangerous situations and economic precarity—not because
Windows Central As generative AI becomes more advanced and scales greater heights, job losses are still imminent amid privacy and security concerns. The technology is increasingly improving
Economist Warns AGI in 2-5 Years Could Drive Wages to Zero, Pushes UBI
Web Pro News In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, economists are sounding alarms about a future where machines could render human labor obsolete,