What the Data Reveals About How AI Will Change Work | David Holtz (Professor & AGI Economics Researcher) copertina

What the Data Reveals About How AI Will Change Work | David Holtz (Professor & AGI Economics Researcher)

What the Data Reveals About How AI Will Change Work | David Holtz (Professor & AGI Economics Researcher)

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Most of what you hear about AI's impact is a projection. David Holtz has the data.

He’s behind some of the most rigorous studies of AI’s actual impact today. And the results are surprising. His work cuts through the noise around AI to a key question: what is AI actually doing to people, companies, and the economy today?

David is a professor at Columbia, currently on leave to lead AGI economics research at OpenAI. We recorded this before he started there.

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TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Intro

01:26 Is AI as significant to the economy as we hear?

04:05 ChatGPT as a general purpose technology shift

06:41 Inside OpenAI: The Shift From Chatbots to Agents

08:56 Why AI Could Make Us Work More, Not Less

10:56 Structuring Companies In a New Way

15:02 What Will the Agent Economy Look Like?22:03 What Becomes a Moat When Everyone Has the Same AI?

25:02 Model Improvement Study: 50% of AI’s Gains Come From the Human

33:03 What Should We Still Learn in the Age of AI?

36:58 The Kenya Experiment: Does AI Democratize Expertise?

45:11 Could AI Let Developing Economies Leapfrog the Internet?

49:50 One-Person Companies, Job Loss & the Future of Work

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