
Bringing together the world's best minds, whether human or machine, to study how digital technologies can transform the economy @StanfordHAI Director: @ErikBryn
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"It will be really important to have some foresight here."
@yelizarovanna (@windfalltrust)'s Digitalist Papers essay looks at how we share prosperity in society if work no longer sits at the center of people’s lives.
Anna discusses AI preparedness here: youtu.be/3MK84fgPuT4
This July, we gathered economists and tech industry leaders to talk about what "success" means when it comes to transformative AI, and how we can guide policy to get us there.
@erikbryn, @alexolegimas, Fabien Curto Millet and @zhitzig here, with more in the full YT video
See Gabriel's full conversation here: youtu.be/ecgQssrtrI0
And for a wide range of perspectives on TAI, visit DigitalistPapers.com
Can we fulfill transformative AI's revolutionary potential? Part of it depends on articulating a compelling shared vision for the future, which @_gabrielunger explores in his essay for the Digitalist Papers.
What is generative AI worth?
The Indicators have a new dashboard! The GDP-B: Surplus Observer rethinks traditional measures as we track consumer surplus from generative AI tools over time.
ICYMI, yesterday's webinar on the AI Economic Indicators is now live!
Watch @erikbryn, @NelaRichardson (@ADP), @connacher_, @BharatKChandar, and @RuyuChen present the latest Canaries Dashboard results and answer questions here: youtu.be/WJvNU10hefo
The Canaries Dashboard's first major update came this morning, including results separated by gender. Project Lead @connacher_ gave his thoughts below.
View the new results at canaries.stanford.edu
Since its release, thousands have signed their name to agree with the 200+ economists and AI researchers that the time to address AI's transformation of the economy is now.
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The power of a statement isn't just in what it says, but who's saying it.
Watch @erikbryn on why it matters that 200+ economists — including 16 Nobel laureates — signed "We Must Act Now."
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