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Apollo chief economist publishes a gloomy report on AI’s economic impactMachine translation

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Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok argues that mainstream firms may not need or pay for the latest models, and that token spending becomes a cost when it brings no bottom-line gain. He expects AI’s macroeconomic effect to remain limited. The commentator says other signals they follow do not support those views.

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Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok just published a gloomy report on AI. imo, other signals I’m watching don’t really support these. > Slok says mainstream firms don’t need the latest model and won’t pay for it, and with no bottom-line gain they now treat token spending as a cost center that weighs on margins. > He says, total factor productivity growth sits near 0%, and Slok expects AI’s macro effect to stay very limited while agentic AI and token spending remain confined to a small slice of firms. > Argues cheaper, commoditized models may not close the gap, because per him, business value depends on judgment, accountability, trust and unwritten rules that AI doesn’t understand.
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