This research examines workforce reallocation driven by artificial intelligence and automation through 2035, challenging the common narrative of widespread job destruction by highlighting that net labor demand will actually expand. Drawing on research from the McKinsey Global Institute, the text emp...

This research examines workforce reallocation driven by artificial intelligence and automation through 2035, challenging the common narrative of widespread job destruction by highlighting that net labor demand will actually expand. Drawing on research from the McKinsey Global Institute, the text emp...

We’re in the most dangerous weeks of the Iran war since March, and the midterms are the reason. Professor Robert Pape returns to explain the wicked incentives pushing President Trump toward escalation before November 3rd, and why every option likely landing on his desk hands Tehran the advantage. Pa...

Abstract: Much public commentary on artificial intelligence and employment forecasts large-scale job loss. A September 2026 report from the McKinsey Global Institute offers a more hopeful and more demanding picture (Ramírez et al., 2026). Its base estimate suggests that automation could reduce U.S. ...

What happens when the job you build to solve a problem turns into your calling? On this episode of The Pivot Effect, Teri Zipper and Susan Richards talk with Denise Melton, pastoral counselor and Executive Director of Cumberland Children's House of Hope and the Threads of Hope Thrift Store.  De...

Abstract: This article examines the relationship between occupational creativity and resilience to automation, drawing on a landmark study by Bakhshi, Frey, and Osborne (2015) which found that 86–87 percent of workers in highly creative occupations face low or no risk of computerization. The article...