Artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly impact economic productivity and societal well-being; it may also accelerate innovation and revive sluggish productivity growth in a variety of industries. However, it may exacerbate distributional divides and introduce broader societal risks, which could have a negative impact on AI development and productivity. A number of conditions could promote the positive effects of AI, where policies can play a key role, as specified by the OECD AI Principles: • Competitive AI system development and widespread adoption • On the AI user side, we should aim for applications that augment and complement humans to avoid excessive automation • Acceptance, dependability, and trust in AI development and implementation Find out more in the new OECD AI Paper: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Productivity, Distribution, and Growth. Read it here ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wIS4y | #OECDAI
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Fascinating to see "Administration & support" as an area of so little exposure of AI. I would assume significant potentials there for the future.