AI heats up the economy: Here’s what to know
CNBC's Steve Liesman reports that a large share of U.S. GDP growth is coming from the AI buildout. Recent developments may put that growth in question.
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CNBC's Steve Liesman reports that a large share of U.S. GDP growth is coming from the AI buildout. Recent developments may put that growth in question.
Read the original →San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President and CEO Mary Daly says artificial intelligence is going to change the economy.
Read the original →The article uses a new AI measure to show how the risks and benefits of generative AI could be unevenly distributed. The differences span occupations, wages, education levels, demographic groups and regions, including the Federal Reserve.
Read the original →The ECB finds AI adoption is lifting euro area productivity and activity, with digital investment at 3.3% of GDP and firms raising capex plans by 10%. AI loans are near EUR200 billion and 52% of workers use AI. The report also flags early-stage adoption and rising operational risks.
Read the original →The description says up-front investment needs time to take effect. The text is cut off after noting that speeding individual tasks alone is not enough.
Read the original →The tracker lists all layoffs that the company or press attributed to AI. These include cuts made to fund AI investment, replace humans with AI, or respond to AI-driven market disruption. It shows AI job cuts over time by employees and layoff events for 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Read the original →Some companies are quietly rehiring workers they laid off due to AI, according to a recent report from SHL.
Read the original →Ten years ago, a prominent AI researcher predicted that radiologists would soon become obsolete as AI systems surpassed humans in reading medical scans. A decade later, radiologists say the opposite challenge has emerged.
Read the original →Recent publicity has elevated data centers from a low-profile infrastructure project to a prominent consideration in planning.
Read the original →GridCARE CEO Amit Narayan says using more of the grid can power AI without raising rates.
Read the original →Runware is building a factory to turn out prefabricated AI data centers on an assembly line. The real test will be whether it can deliver at that scale.
Read the original →European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane said on Friday that inflationary pressures related to artificial intelligence have become visible in the euro zone. He said their overall effect on headline inflation remains limited.
Read the original →At the Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Kristalina Georgieva highlighted the divide between advanced economies riding the AI wave and low-income nations hit by war-driven inflation and a mounting debt crisis.
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