'The AI interface has arrived'
'Active allocation does not mean constant trading or short-term market calls'
'There are genuine legal complications'
'What is being challenged is not whether AI matters, but who captures the economics'
'Disruptive forces are at work in the global economy'
'Just because AI can - in theory - perform a particular role, we need to ask whether it's a good idea'
'The Mills Review stated the threat and now is the time to respond'
The public conversation about AI and jobs has been oddly naive. On one side, existential panic about mass unemployment. On the other, breezy reassurances that AI just makes us all a bit more productive. Both miss the point, writes Samantha McBride