Nobelprijswinnaar Acemoglu: AI levert veel minder op dan Wall Street beweert

Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu challenges widespread optimism about artificial intelligence, arguing that productivity gains will be modest—around 0.55% annually—with only 5% of tasks economically viable for automation. His analysis suggests AI's impact on GDP growth will be far smaller than Wall Street predictions, raising questions about the technology's transformative potential.