Understanding the AI Economy

The study uses Gemini data to draw conclusions about AI usage for economically useful work. Hopefully it is obvious that this is a fatally flawed approach due to inherent bias in limiting your data collection to one model which is uneven in its capabilities (as all models are) and therefore biased in what work people use it for. I might as well write a paper about the economic uses of power tools by analyzing how drill presses are used.

In other words - "We don't like the reporting around how bad the economics of AI are, so we're cherry picking our own data, presenting it out of context, and asking you to look at it through rose tinted spectacles."

Understanding the AI Economy, brought to you by Google, one of the companies with the largest vested interests in the AI economy.

The full 100 page report: https://ai.google/static/documents/GoogleATLASv1.pdf

That's just weird. I don't get how something like this gets published when I need 8 rounds of approvals for a button.

This is basically reading about heroin adoption from the heroin dealer.

I’ll take information from multiple independent analysts please.