New Economy Review

Automation

11 articles

Editorial illustration for What Aviation Teaches Professionals About Keeping Their Skills Sharp in the Age of AI
The Future of Work

What Aviation Teaches Professionals About Keeping Their Skills Sharp in the Age of AI

AI-induced deskilling poses a significant risk to professional expertise, but aviation provides a robust model for maintaining skills through automation. The article outlines transferable principles like mandated manual practice, failure scenario training, and human-in-the-loop oversight.

Ben Carter·October 25, 2026
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Five Job Categories Built on Skills AI Still Can't Copy

This article identifies five job categories that are resilient to AI automation, focusing on uniquely human skills like empathy, creativity, and judgment. It provides a framework for evaluating career paths based on these durable human capabilities.

Ben Carter·October 23, 2026
The Augusta Hitech Guide to Achieving an Autonomous Enterprise in Under 60 Days
Tech Innovations

The Augusta Hitech Guide to Achieving an Autonomous Enterprise in Under 60 Days

Disconnected data and manual workarounds are a major source of risk for large organizations. Augusta Hitech addresses this operational gap with its proprietary enterprise AI solutions, enabling an autonomous enterprise where core processes are self-diagnosing, self-optimizing, and self-healing.

Sponsored by Augusta Hitech·September 6, 2026
A human hand interacting with a holographic interface in a vast server room, symbolizing human oversight in AI automation.
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AI automation to profoundly transform jobs by 2026

Thousands of remote workers in Costa Rica and India spend nine-hour shifts auditing up to 8,000 video feeds weekly, ensuring Amazon's AI camera systems operate without error.

Ben Carter·September 1, 2026
Professionals adapting to AI in a modern workspace, learning new skills for the future economy.
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What is AI workforce adaptation and how can you reskill for 2026?

Since 2022, the unemployment rate for workers most exposed to AI rose by a mere 0.

Ben Carter·August 13, 2026
Diverse global workers interacting with holographic AI interfaces, symbolizing the evolving future of work and technology.
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AI's Workforce Shift: Will It Displace or Empower Global Workers?

At Microsoft, approximately 4800 jobs, representing 2.

Nolan Begay·August 5, 2026
A futuristic office scene with employees interacting with advanced AI interfaces, highlighting the potential for widespread automation of white-collar jobs.
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AI automation: 90% of white-collar jobs could be automated now

A former McKinsey consultant estimates a shocking 90% of all white-collar roles could be automated today with the right AI agent harness, according to AIMultiple .

Ben Carter·July 30, 2026
Professionals in coding, law, and analysis fields collaborating with advanced AI interfaces, showcasing the transformation of work.
The Future of Work

AI is transforming roles for coders, lawyers, and analysts.

JPMorgan Chase's AI-powered Contract Intelligence (COiN) platform now reviews 12,000 commercial credit agreements in seconds.

Nolan Begay·June 14, 2026
A modern US-based robotics factory with advanced robotic arms assembling machinery, symbolizing innovation and domestic manufacturing.
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Standard Bots raises $200 million for US robot manufacturing

In just over two years, Standard Bots secured $200 million in new funding.

Ben Carter·June 9, 2026
Honeywell CEO Vimal Kapur overlooking a futuristic city, symbolizing the company's automation and AI strategy for future growth.
The Future of Work

Honeywell CEO Vimal Kapur Details Automation and AI Strategy

Honeywell, founded in 1906, is shattering itself.

Ben Carter·May 23, 2026
A young professional looking stressed at a desk with a glowing AI interface, representing the displacement of early-career talent by artificial intelligence.

AI Isn't Massacring Jobs. It's Quietly Closing the Front Door.

AI's impact on jobs is not through mass layoffs, but by quietly reducing entry-level hiring opportunities. This subtle shift means fewer new career paths are opening for young professionals.

Ben Carter·May 14, 2026