Economists Warn Monopolies Distort AI Economic Outcomes

An economist who co-wrote a recent paper with Susan Athey warns that concentrated AI ownership could leave wages depressed while firms keep goods expensive, harming workers. He argues competition enforcement must begin now because antitrust litigation delays—typically seven to eight years—risk allowing dominant platforms to entrench market power during a multi-year transition.
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