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(Re)distributive Politics after the AI Revolution

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(Re)distributive Politics after the AI Revolution Recent advancement in Artificial Intelligence (AI), such as the release of ChatGPT, has intensified concerns about the future of work. Studies suggest that ChatGPT could already fully replace up to 33% of jobs, with high-skilled workers facing the greatest risk. Scholars warn that AI automation may threaten the central role of work as the primary means of income distribution, potentially leading to an era of widespread poverty and intensified inequality. In response, many countries are seeing growing political momentum to reform welfare in anticipation of rapid changes in the world of work. Yet, political science has yet to examine how welfare states will respond and adapt to the labor market challenges posed by AI. This project is the first comprehensive analysis of welfare state politics in the age of AI, examining how institutions, and the supply and demand of welfare politics shape responses addressing

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