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Markets tumbled as investors reacted to a Citrini Research scenario about AI-induced recession and a stock crash by 2028.
The scenario predicts widespread white-collar layoffs and reduced consumer spending as AI expands.
Analysts say the market might diverge from the broader economy, which still relies on wage growth and spending.
Sherwood News amplifies the left-tail risks, highlighting software stocks crushed by AI dystopia narratives.
The analysis cites major tech names facing pressure on Monday as AI disruption concerns spread.
The piece notes a broader impact on payments and housing as AI adoption disrupts business models.
The reporting frames the AI discussion as a warning, urging investors to reassess portfolio assumptions.
Analysts emphasize the market versus economy gap, where wage growth and consumer spending matter.
The reports tie AI-driven disruption to potential housing market effects by 2027, per Citrini’s scenario.

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TechCrunch summarizes Citrini Research's scenario in which AI agents could trigger mass economic disruption within two years.
Unemployment could double and stock values fall more than a third under the imagined scenario.
The analysis links AI adoption to reduced white-collar hiring and increased layoffs in the scenario.
Experts describe Citrini’s scenario as a scenario, not a prediction, while acknowledging online debate.
The piece notes a potential shift where contracts could move in-house to AI, affecting business models.
The article frames the discussion around AI-enabled decision-making across intercompany transactions.
The piece indicates the scenario has sparked online discussion and debate about AI risks.
The article emphasizes the uncertain outcomes as AI integration into the economy could influence employment and productivity growth.
Citrini Research’s scenario highlights a potential negative feedback loop affecting margins and investment.
The report focuses on a broad integration of AI agents into the economy and corporate processes.

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Citrini Research’s 2028 scenario suggests AI could dominate even high-skill white-collar work, shrinking incomes and consumer demand.
The report warns of a 'Ghost GDP' where productivity grows but real-world spending lags due to job losses.
The analysis frames a feedback loop: automation raises profits yet reduces overall demand and future growth.
India’s IT services sector could face lower demand if AI handles high-value tasks for clients worldwide.
The piece presents the scenario as a thought exercise rather than a forecast to prompt policy actions.
Policymakers are urged to rethink social safety nets, retraining programs, and credit risk in an automation-driven economy.
The report notes potential rupee depreciation if demand for labor-intensive services collapses.
The piece highlights a need to adjust financial stability tools to technology-driven risk correlations.
The article frames the crisis as a test of whether technology-led growth can be shared broadly.
The analysis points to 'Phase 2' of AI focusing on efficiency rather than hardware race.

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