Value in the Age of AI

Sami Mahroum advocates a new approach to technological innovation that would strengthen resilience to shocks like COVID-19.

Dominik Ruettinger calls for new worldwide standards to facilitate the collection of anonymized patient data for medical research.

Stefaan G. Verhulst & Mona Sloane explain how cities can take the lead in creating a governance framework for uses of artificial intelligence.

Frank-Jürgen Richter explains why not only developed economies stand to benefit from broad adoption of artificial intelligence.

Andrea Komlosy calls for a rethink of what counts as economically valuable activity as new technologies displace paid labor.

Gordon Brown & Anant Agarwal show how online platforms can be used to furnish the skills needed for a rapidly changing labor market.

Thomas J. Sargent anticipates that big data and artificial intelligence will lead to new models of behavior and outcomes.

Nicholas Agar worries that involuntary social interactions will be one of the casualties of the digital economy.

James Manyika & Jacques Bughin highlight the huge potential benefits and the inevitable challenges arising from artificial intelligence.