AI could wipe out half of all white collar jobs in the next 1 to 5 years. That's what Daria Amade, the CEO of Anthropic, just proclaimed in an interview with Axios. Massive unemployment, economic hardship, and panic.I tend to have a more optimistic view of the future with artificial intelligence. So, here's the article. Behind the curtain, a white collar blood bath.Very clickbaity headline, of course. And I have seen this everywhere. Even my parents were sending me this article.What's more likely in my mind ...

I'm pleased to uh bring in uh Fed Governor Christopher Waller. Uh he is um joining us this morning from Washington. Good morning, Governor Waller. Good morning, Steve.Thanks for having me on. Uh thank thanks for joining us. Um I just want to begin um big debate and you can see it in the outlook for rates at the at at uh from the uh summer of economic projections.Where do you stand in this debate right now over how much concern we all should have over coming potential inflation from tariffs. Steve, you know, ...

guest for us right now as well. >> Yeah. Andrew, I'm pleased to bring in Fed Governor Christopher Waller.He is joining us this morning from Washington. Good morning, Governor Waller. >> Good morning Steve.Thanks for having me on. >> Thanks for joining us. I just want to begin big debate, and you can see it in the outlook for rates at the from the some of economic projections.Where do you stand in this debate right now over how much concern we all should have over coming potential inflation from tariffs. >> ...

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The Federal Reserve's 'dot plot' and economic projections showed that Fed officials aren't hurrying to cut interest rates and expect unemployment to rise while inflation remains stubbornly high. https://t.co/G2dK1zCFlb ...

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You know, from our standpoint, what I can say is that the the US economy is in solid shape. Inflation has come down. The unemployment rate remains at 4.2%.As I mentioned, real wages are moving up. It's a it's a good uh job creation is at a healthy level. Unemployment, again, as I said, low labor force participation in a good place.So, and what we're waiting for to reduce rates is is to understand what will happen with with really the tariff inflation. And uh there's a lot of uncertainty about that. Every fo ...

as we welcome in Jeffrey Gunlock. He's the CEO, CIO, and founder of Double Line Capital. Good to see you.It's always great to have you on these Fed days. Jeffrey, what was your biggest takeaway from what you heard from the chair. It seemed like kind of a repeat of the last press conference, except I think his messaging was a little crisper uh this time around.Last time it was sort of like we don't know anything, which doesn't sound very good. And this time it was sort of wait and see. And we're getting to a ...

>> Mark. Mark. Thank you.>> Chairman Powell. Mark Hamrick with bank rate. What is the view about the growing amount of slack in the job market, including the softening in payrolls, the forecast of a modest rise in the unemployment rate and the ability of workers to demand wage hikes or not.In this environment where you have inflation surging. >> I don't you don't see you don't really see unemployment going up. You don't see increased slack, really.I mean, at the margin, remember you're at 4.2% unemployment. ...