‘The Economics of Intelligence’ models how AI agent coordination could change jobs and wages
Google DeepMind’s @alexolegimas announced the essay with Andrew Koh and Shane Legg; its framework separates competence from coordination.
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The authors of The Economics of Intelligence model gradual economic changes from stronger individual AI agents and potentially abrupt shifts if agents become much better at working together. Google DeepMind’s @alexolegimas predicts AI’s effects will likely appear in wages before employment or market structure. These are projections from a framework, not observed economy-wide results.
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