Rethinking Socialism in AI and Inequality Era

As we near the end of 2025, people around the world are questioning capitalism because many things like housing and healthcare are becoming too expensive.

In places like New York, politicians like Zohran Mamdani are pushing for ideas inspired by socialism to make life more affordable.

Economists point out that while governments help big companies when they fail, regular people are often told to wait for the market to improve.

The rise of artificial intelligence is making things more complicated.

AI could take many jobs, and the wealth might go to just a few big companies.

Young people, especially Gen Z, are supporting socialism because they want stability and fairness.

They've grown up with economic struggles and believe the government should do more to help.

The debate isn't about getting rid of capitalism but about making it work better for more people, especially with the changes AI is bringing.