Artificial intelligence and the macroeconomy

Artificial intelligence is starting to influence central bank decision-making. The acknowledgement of the risks associated with increased inequality, market concentration and potential reduction in worker power means the macroeconomic implications of AI cannot be ignored.
What policies, frameworks and tools do central banks need to ensure a healthy, stable economy while the world undergoes technological transformation?
This roundtable will cover the potential effects of AI on productivity growth and labour markets, while exploring how monetary policy can mitigate the macroeconomic impact of AI and ensure it has a positive impact.
Speakers
Anton Korinek
Nonresident Fellow, Economic Studies, Center on Regulation and Markets
The Brookings Institution
Anton Korinek
Nonresident Fellow, Economic Studies, Center on Regulation and Markets
The Brookings Institution
Nicklas Lundblad
Head of Global Policy and Public Affairs
DeepMind
Nicklas Lundblad
Head of Global Policy and Public Affairs
DeepMind
Timings
15:00-16:30 (London)
10:00-11:30 (New York)
22:00-23:30 (Singapore)
This meeting is open to the OMFIF network, with priority given to OMFIF members. Interested in membership? Contact us at Partnerships@omfif.org