IMF warns AI labor shock and share crash threaten stability — SkimNews
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- IMF chief warned that AI represents a "slow-moving tsunami" that could leave Gen Z graduates working as baristas, per Fortune.
- IMF said the threat of an AI share crash puts world financial stability at risk and warned bond yields could see a "disorderly" spike as debt and inflation risks worsen.
Why it matters: The IMF stacking three warnings in one cycle — AI displacing young workers, an AI-driven equity crash, and disorderly bond repricing — signals the fund views AI and macro risks as reinforcing one another, with entry-level labor markets and sovereign debt the most exposed channels.
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