2026-10-18
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Hey, everyone.
It is Adrian Ma dropping in on the weekend to tell you about something I'm pretty excited about.
It's a special virtual event that we're calling Ask an Economist.
It's a live Q&A over Zoom where you, our audience,
get to pose your burning questions to economists about hot topics in the news.
For example, a couple of months ago, we did our first one of these that was all about the housing market.
And not to toot our own horn or anything, but the audience afterwards told us they loved it.
They loved being able to share and ask questions, tell some of their own anecdotes, and learned a ton.
They said you should do this more often.
Well, wish granted.
At the end of this month, October 28th, 3 p.m.
Eastern, noon Pacific, we'll be doing another Ask an Economist.
And this time, the topic will be AI and the job market.
So is AI coming for our jobs?
Will it lead to a hollowing out of the workforce?
Or could the advances it brings actually create more jobs?