Stanford's Brynjolfsson sees AI boosting US productivity, but he also co-founded an AI consulting firm
Erik Brynjolfsson, Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, says new economic data shows AI is measurably increasing productivity in the United States. However, the data is noisy, causation is hard to prove, and the GDP growth could stem from massive AI infrastructure spending rather than actual AI productivity gains.<br /> The article Stanford's Brynjolfsson sees AI boosting US productivity, but he also co-founded an AI consulting firm appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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