Artificial Intelligence – impact on total factor productivity, e-commerce & fintech / T. Bassetti ... [et al.] ; Joint Research Centre
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The idea that Artificial Intelligence will be one of the foremost sources of innovation in years to come is one that goes well beyond the field of academia. One relevant issue in this connection is understanding the likely impact of these technologies on productivity. Indeed, the impacts of earlier introductions of disruptive technology in history – such as the industrial revolution and the
mechanisation of agriculture – suggest that the automation of existing tasks can produce extraordinary increases in productivity
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