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Sanders, Warren, and Trump discussed AI job displacement, corporate power, and the viability of a 32-hour workweek.

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  1. AI predictions suggest a major shift in the traditional workweek, involving Jeff Bezos and the House.

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Sanders, Warren, and Trump discussed AI job displacement, corporate power, and the viability of a 32-hour workweek.

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Bernie SandersDonald TrumpElizabeth Warren

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  1. AI predictions suggest a major shift in the traditional workweek, involving Jeff Bezos and the House.Sub-event
  2. Bernie Sanders proposes a bill for public AI stakes and faces card fee lawsuits while discussing antitrust policy.Sub-event
  3. Sanders warned about AI replacing workers due to corporate power, while discussing the 32-hour workweek with Warren and Trump.1 source

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