AI Bust: Oxford Economist on Why the AI Boom Will Be Short-Lived
What if the AI revolution isn’t what we’ve been promised? What does an economist and bestselling author have to say about the idea that Big Tech may be overselling the future of artificial intelligence? In this episode, Oxford economist and Associate Professor of AI & Work, Carl Benedikt Frey, shares his skeptical…
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