Federal Reserve economists aren’t sold that AI will actually make workers more productive, saying it could be a one-off invention like the light bulb

Source: Fortune

Central bank economists find generative AI "at the crossroads," debating if it could be as revolutionary as the electric dynamo or the microscope.

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