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On Fed Chair Warsh's interest in alternate sources of data... (reported by @neilirwin.bsky.social in @axios.com ) 1/ The Fed has tons of smart economists, so I'm fairly confident that siccing them on alternate sources of data is going to yield signal. But... www.axios.com/2026…
The hype that wasn't ... How AI leaders are rapidly changing their tune. (from the WSJ) Link: www.wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-w...
You can read more here: budgetlab.yale.edu/research/tra...
The recent acceleration in labor productivity is driven less by AI's direct efficiency gains than by higher capital utilization (itself partly a result of the AI buildout) from @ernietedeschi.bsky.social
(I was not able to find the report, fwiw - best I can tell it's from a podcast from the CEO of an AI-powered hiring platform? www.linkedin.com/pulse/everyo...)
I cannot tell you how many people have complained to me that we don't have a national survey asking how people use AI. If that includes you, here's your chance to comment on BLS's plans to ask about AI use in the American Time Use Survey starting in Jan. '27 fedscoop.com/burea…
Rereading this post from a few months ago and I think it holds up well as a general highlight of the failure of economists in 2008. kevinerdmann.substack.com/p/another-ne...
www.federalreserve.gov/econres/note...
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