If a company lays off employees due to AI, they should pay the unemployment insurance until that person finds another job.
As in the title. If a company is reaping the benefit of AI, then why should society have to bear the cost for their "efficiency" increase. Whether (un)employment insurance, a UBI for a define period or whatever, the company claiming these AI efficiency gains should be responsible for those displace…
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- 2026-10-27 13:51 · r/ArtificialInteligence
If a company lays off employees due to AI, they should pay the unemployment insurance until that person finds another job.
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