From Universal Basic Income to Universal Basic Assets: New Social Development Policies in the Age of AI

This essay, published in the Journal of Policy Practice and Research, makes the case that the proliferation of artificial intelligence represents the dawn of a new era in which emerging labor-market dynamics will challenge the effectiveness of traditional social policies. A new social-welfare paradigm is needed, Dr. Jin Huang asserts, and social workers have a key role to play in it.

Project: SEED for Oklahoma  Kids (SEED OK)