Mike Dabusky
speaker
386 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 10 Sep
Mike Dabusky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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AI subscriptions to, you know, maybe buying a car or a new piece of tech.
These are kind of interesting questions to wrestle with, right?
We hear all this sort of crazy conflicting news about the economy, but people are still spending.
It lends itself to this sort of, you know, interesting thing to report on.
And what we wanted to do with this show is take a look at what Americans are doing to make a little bit of extra money and what they are doing with those extra funds once it's finally time to clock out of work.
that was kind of the animating theme of this whole show.
Yeah, Brad, I think that if there's one thing that hangs over pretty much every discussion of the economy in 2026, it's artificial intelligence.
We know that a lot of these tools are really well used.
OpenAI, which makes ChatGPT, recently announced that that platform crossed a billion monthly users, a huge milestone.
But then you rewind a few months and commencement speakers at graduations were being booed for even mentioning artificial intelligence.
Again, that contributes to this sort of dissonance that we've been observing over the last few years between how people are using these tools and how they feel about these tools.
It seems like there's a really wide gulf there.
Well, ABC's Rob Hawley took a look at how
AI is changing work, not just for new entrants into the working world, but people who have been working for years and are maybe looking for a new job, who are seeing their own current careers being upended by artificial intelligence.
It's a really fascinating piece.
And really, it kind of underlines how a lot of companies and employees are some jumping in with both feet to the AI space.
Some are testing the waters and some don't think this has any water at all.
It's a really, really fascinating discussion.
Yeah, Brad, it was not that long ago that the average new car in the U.S.
was around that price.
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