The Ownership Fork: Why AI's Economic Verdict Depends on Who Owns the Gains

AI collapsing the economy and AI staying too weak to matter are the same argument about the wrong axis. This video walks through a formal model of AI and the economy, the Distributional Solvency Condition, synthesizing Acemoglu-Restrepo, Bhaduri-Marglin, and Korinek-Stiglitz into one testable condition for whether AI-driven growth outruns AI-driven job displacement. 📄 Read more: https://www.raysolute.com/the-ownersh... 🔔 Subscribe for weekly research on education, EdTech, and the future of work:    / @aurobindosaxena   Watch next on this channel • Who Gets the Bigger Pie? (the plain-English companion) →    • Who Gets the Bigger Pie? A Plain-English G...   • The Empty Collar →    • The Empty Collar: What Happens When AI Wal...   • The Last Leash →    • When the Machine Economy Stops Needing Us ...   About: I'm Aurobindo Saxena, I research how education, technology, and policy are reshaping the careers of the next decade. 💬 Does AI collapse demand, or does who owns it decide the outcome? Tell me in the comments. #AIEconomics #FutureOfWork #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Economics #IncomeInequality #EdTech #FutureOfEducation