Kyla Scanlon
Economic commentator, author, and founder of Kyla Labs
Economic commentator and educator who explains money, markets, and economic systems through writing and video. Founder of Kyla Labs and author of In This Economy? How Money and Markets Really Work (2024). Her official biography lists roles with CNN, Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator, and the American Institute for Boys and Men (checked October 22, 2026).
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AI, Tech, & the Economy — Equitable Growth
This research archive provides articles and reports on how artificial intelligence affects the workforce. You can explore these studies to learn how new technologies and automation impact jobs, wages, and worker protections.
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Proofs and Prompts
A communal blog where working mathematicians — professors, PhD students, sceptics and enthusiasts alike — write about what AI is doing to their field: authorship, what counts as understanding, where papers will go, and whether the job changes. Recent pieces include Martin Hairer on why he joined the AGMAI advisory group and Jonny Evans on the choices ahead. Submissions are open to anyone in the field, any length.
Why this: Also about AI and work
Letter on Proposition 40 (Gabriel Zucman)
Economist Gabriel Zucman's letter setting out his case on California's Proposition 40.
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Work in America 2026: Workers Weather Stress, Uncertainty, and AI with Psychological Capital
Highlights from the American Psychological Association's 2026 Work in America survey (The Harris Poll, May 21–June 1, 2026, 2,000+ U.S. workers). 37% of workers say their work environment harms their mental health, up from 32% the year before, and 48% feel tense or stressed during the workday. The report compares workers by psychological capital: hope, efficacy, resilience and optimism.
Why this: Also about AI and work