While productivity improvements from AI in healthcare could theoretically offset wage losses, the reality is that most healthcare costs occur in the final years of life for people who will never be productive workers again, so healthcare automation may reduce costs but will not add workers to the productive economy.
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“the vast majority of those costs are going to people who are probably never going to be productive workers in the workforce again right because most of healthcare cost and and human life is spent in the last couple of years right so you know we count it as GDP but it's not really advancing the ball forward in terms of driving economic growth”
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Luke Gromen: Expect Market Turbulence Ahead Due To Tightening Liquidity— Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money®Created: 8/12/2026, 10:19:56 PM
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