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of going viral, explains Christopher Beam On a Sunday in late February, a small investment research firm called Citrini Research posted a 7,000-word essay on Substack that read like a piece of dystopian fiction. The story, narrated from the near future—June 30, 2028— imagines a world in which artificial intel- ligence has led to mass white-collar layoffs and a stock market collapse in the US. “Two years,” the authors write ominously. “That’s all it took to get from ‘contained’ and ‘sector-specific’ to an economy that no longer resembles the one any of us grew up in.” The mechanism of economic doom is simple: Companies replace workers with AI. Those newly unemployed people spend less, which hurts businesses’ mar- gins. …