Is It Interesting to Say That AI Isn’t That Interesting?
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I hope so, because that’s what I wrote about this week.
I haven’t written much about artificial intelligence because it’s neither my area of expertise nor something having much effect at this point on economics, American politics, or public policy. But the hype has reached such a fevered pitch that I’ve felt obligated at least to educate myself on the topic. And I figured I should share what I’m learning, though be forewarned you’re getting thoughts still in development. I’ll probably use some terms imprecisely. Indeed, I’m hoping that my own comments will generate feedback and questions, new information, corrections, and so on. So, what do I…
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