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At his IMF lecture he paired the growth forecast with warnings of falling knowledge-worker wages, urging governments to move faster on AI safeguards.
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Anthropic’s Jack Clark says a fast-AI scenario could push US output to $44.4 trillion by 2030, while also cutting knowledge-worker wages and shifting more income to capital. He is urging governments to move faster on AI safeguards.Read original on X
Jack Clark's lecture at the IMF 'Inside the Event Horizon: Why Everyone Should Take AI Progress Seriously' starts in ten minutes. He believes that the singularity has begun, and so do I.Read original on X
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Anthropic's Jack Clark projects trillions in AI-driven US output
Anthropic's Jack Clark projects trillions in AI-driven US output
Anthropic's Jack Clark warns fast AI could reshape the US economy
Anthropic's Jack Clark says fast AI could reshape the US economy
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