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The Invisible Disruption - by Molly Kinder
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AI could be to high school-educated women what deindustrialization was to men, and almost no one is paying attention.
The Invisible Disruption AI could be to high school-educated women what deindustrialization was to men, and almost no one is noticing. Molly Kinder Jun 10, 2026 57 7 15 Share (Thanks to Eve Devens for her incredible research assistance, analysis and data viz in this post. Also, check out Ben Casselman’s story in today’s NY Times.) A few weeks ago, in my first Substack, I wrote about the “ Messy Middle “: the long, hard stretch of AI job disruption we are about to enter. I opened with stories of two people who are harbingers of what lies ahead: a laid-off semiconductor engineer five years shy o
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