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    The $3.5 trillion AI revenue figure cited as necessary to justify current spending

    A post quotes The Wall Street Journal's 2032 figure as 8.8% of GDP and compares that share with food spending.

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    A post quotes The Wall Street Journal saying AI revenue would need to reach $3.5 trillion in 2032, or 8.8% of GDP, to justify current spending. It also quotes an argument that AI evangelists see AI becoming a third factor of production alongside capital and labor—a possibility under which 9% of GDP might not seem so large.

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    @jasonlk“To justify the current spend, AI revenue in 2032 would need to be $3.5 trillion, or 8.8% of GDP” per @wsj. “As much as food. “AI evangelists think artificial intelligence will, in effect, become a third factor of production, alongside capital and labor. In that case, 9% of GDP doesn’t seem so much.”2h

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    @jasonlk“To justify the current spend, AI revenue in 2032 would need to be $3.5 trillion, or 8.8% of GDP” per @wsj. “As much as food. “AI evangelists think artificial intelligence will, in effect, become a third factor of production, alongside capital and labor. In that case, 9% of GDP doesn’t seem so much.”2h