Andrew Yang Wants to Give You $1,000 a Month as AI Defense

Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang says technology, not immigrants, is dislocating jobs

large online following that calls itself “The Yang Gang.” His plan would give $1,000 month to all adult Americans, to do with as they see fit. He called it “the most feasible, expedient massive social response” to inject spending power into households and “supercharge” resources in communities.

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