Künstliche Intelligenz und der Faktor Arbeit |
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Authors: | Nicolaus Heinen Alexander Heuer Philipp Schautschick |
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Institution: | 1.Global Intelligence Services,Linde AG,München,Deutschland;2.Linde AG,München,Deutschland |
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Abstract: | Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on the demand for human labour has become a fashionable topic — particularly among economic policy advisors. However, most papers that warn about high substitution rates of conventional jobs use questionable data and methodologies. Future economic policy advice ought to include a company perspective — and discover that disruption will be much more gradual and less dramatic than proclaimed by the current topical papers. As this AI revolution is just at its very beginning, economic policy makers are advised to accompany and support digital change instead of actively intervening in digital value chains with taxes and/or subsidies. |
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