Name: The Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence
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Author: Ajay Agrawal;Joshua Gans;Catherine E. Tucker;Avi Goldfarb
ISBN: 9780226847047

portada The Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence

The Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

University of Chicago Press

Autor

Ajay Agrawal;Joshua Gans;Catherine E. Tucker;Avi Goldfarb

Colección

National Bureau of Economic Research Conference Report

Año

2026

N° páginas

240

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

22.90 x 15.20 cm

ISBN13

9780226847047

The Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence

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An authoritative look at how artificial intelligence both shapes and is shaped by the political and economic forces of the modern world. As the effects of artificial intelligence are felt across economies and societies, many of its ramifications are still emerging. This volume brings together economists and political scientists to examine how AI intersects with regulation, military power, and political identity—offering analytical frameworks and identifying key open questions for future research. The contributions address topics such as the allocation of property rights for AI inputs, trade-offs among alternative regulatory regimes, and the role of interest groups in shaping the technology’s trajectory. They explore how AI-related capabilities influence military effectiveness, resource allocation, and bargaining power among nations, and consider AI’s effects on political preferences, from the influence of AI-curated information on polarization to the implications of targeted political advertising and personalized education for national identity formation. The volume highlights key trade-offs that arise in AI’s political economy, and points toward empirical strategies and theoretical models that can advance understanding in this emerging field. Drawing on diverse disciplinary perspectives, the collection provides a foundation for rigorous inquiry into how AI both shapes and is shaped by political and economic forces.