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Beatrice Nolan

AI may already be adding hundreds of billions to the economy—without showing up in the data

Economy Anton Korinek Diane Coyle GDP

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Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…The AI economy has a measurement gap…Anthropic files IPO paperwork…Meta bets on subscriptions and enterprise to monetize AI…and AI-generated fake citations are infiltrating scientific literature.

When it comes to measuring the economic impact of AI, no one can agree on where to start.

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