The implications of AI on monetary policy
AI advances represent a demand pressure today and a potential positive supply shock tomorrow, argues the National Bank of Romania’s Leonardo Badea
Artificial intelligence is a much-debated topic by policy-makers these days. But as the discussion progresses and arguments develop, two separate and increasingly antagonistic lines of argument are becoming apparent. One anticipates a major and rapid improvement in economy-wide productivity, which can be considered as an almost ‘miraculous’ transformation. The other is less convinced of the eventual medium- to long-term benefits and is more concerned with the current high valuations of a handful
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