Economics and Artificial Intelligence

Economics and Artificial Intelligence

By Gresham College

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This lecture explores the full history of the relationship between AI and work, and how economists have tried to make sense of it.

ChatGPT, the AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, was the fastest growing app in history. But this achievement, as sudden and remarkable as it might seem, was simply the most recent chapter in a fascinating story that has been unfolding for almost seven decades. This lecture explores the full history of the relationship between AI and work, and how economists have tried to make sense of it. It’s a journey that begins with a remarkable gathering of minds in a non-descript mathematics department at Dartmouth University in 1956 and ends with the technological convulsions that we see around us today.

A lecture by Professor Daniel Susskind.

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Category: Science & Tech, High Tech

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