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    Researcher Says Demand Limits AI Growth, Not Production

    You Jiacheng states economy needs demand and income distribution for growth via R&D.

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    You Jiacheng, a PhD student at Tsinghua IIIS, posted that the economy is bounded by demand and income distribution rather than production capacity. He notes that AI can accelerate R&D-driven growth through cost reductions and new products that incentivize demand. Currently, R&D contributes 0.5 to 1 percent of GDP growth. Achieving 30 percent growth would require 30 to 60 times greater R&D efficiency, according to his assessment. The statement references a discussion involving Noahpinion on X.

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    @YouJiachengEconomy is bounded by demand and income distribution, not production capacity. What AI can accelerate is growth driven by R&D (cost-down and new products incentive demand). Currently R&D drives 0.5~1% GDP growth. 30% growth needs 30-60× R&D efficiency.

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    @YouJiachengEconomy is bounded by demand and income distribution, not production capacity. What AI can accelerate is growth driven by R&D (cost-down and new products incentive demand). Currently R&D drives 0.5~1% GDP growth. 30% growth needs 30-60× R&D efficiency.