Indeed's chief economist argues that demographic collapse — baby boomers retiring faster than younger workers can replace them — will shrink the U.S. labor force by 6 million by 2032, making aging the economy's real constraint, not AI job displacement. This is real analysis from a credible source, but economists genuinely disagree: 200+ economists signed an urgent letter warning that AI will cause major job losses, and research on prior tech waves (like computers) shows productivity gains took 15 years to show up. The post frames this as settled fact when it's actually a live debate among economists about which threat matters more in different time horizons.