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Hi there, I'm Azimazal.

For the past decade, I've studied exponential technologies, their emergence, rapid uptake,

and the opportunities they create.

I wrote a book about this in 2021, it's called The Exponential Age.

Even with my expertise, I sometimes find it challenging to keep up with the fast pace

of change in the field of artificial intelligence, and that's why I'm excited to share a series

of weekly insights with you, where we can delve into some of the most intriguing questions

about AI.

In today's reflection, I look at an insightful research note from Goldman Sachs, titled

The Potentially Large Effect of Artificial Intelligence on Economic Growth, in which the authors

explore the labour market's future.

The study posits that global productivity could see an impressive uptake, ultimately boosting

global GDP by 7%.

And I wonder, where will the jobs come from after AI?

Let's dig in.

The headline finding was that productivity globally could eventually rise, and you could see

a rise in global GDP by 7%, which is no slouch.

There were also models that showed that US economic growth could jump from that sort of

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