
She thought she’d won the lottery — now she lives on $1,200 universal income
Glass Almanac When Emma’s email pinged in July 2021, she half-expected a spam offer. Instead, she discovered she’d been randomly chosen to receive a basic

She thought she’d won the lottery — now she lives on $1,200 universal income
Glass Almanac When Emma’s email pinged in July 2021, she half-expected a spam offer. Instead, she discovered she’d been randomly chosen to receive a basic

I Asked ChatGPT If Universal Basic Income Could Replace Social Security: Here’s What It Said
Yahoo Finance It’s a straightforward thought, and, at first glance, it seems reasonable: replace Social Security with a universal basic income (UBI). It not only could help

Taiwan documentary shows how basic income changed a single mother’s life
BIEN The possible future of social welfare took center stage with the premiere of a new documentary from UBI Taiwan. The film, which played to

UBI Youth Scholars define basic income
BIEN Is the core of basic income about the cash or about something more? In the summer 2025 cohort of BIEN’s UBI Youth Scholars Program,

AS.com Leaders in the development of artificial intelligence are warning that within the next five years, the technology could destroy millions of jobs. In an

Countries testing a Universal Basic Income in 2025
Newsweek As global wealth inequality deepens and automation threatens to usher in a new form of technology-driven unemployment, many nations, from the wealthy and industrialized

Universal Basic Income: A Business Case For The AI Era
Forbes The global economy stands at an inflection point. While artificial intelligence promises extraordinary productivity gains, it simultaneously threatens to displace vast swaths of the

As unemployment rises, the AI era of universal basic income has just got closer
China Post It may seem far-fetched to suggest that China should consider implementing a universal basic income at this time, as authorities appear to be

I’m a Millionaire. Tax Me More, Please.
Macleans Earlier this year, I was in the plush boardroom of the wealth-management division of a major Canadian bank, on a floor high above the branch