Predictions of the effects of AI on the economy and society tend to focus on productivity growth, job losses, and shifts in the distribution of income. This column examines various potential scenarios for the macroeconomic effects of AI, using Congressional Budget Office projections to estimate their effects on the US federal budget, and discusses their implications for US fiscal policy. The conclusions show that the fiscal consequences of AI will depend not only on how much it raises national income, but also on who receives that income and how policymakers respond.
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$1.5M in Lytton wildfire recovery money diverted to fraudster, claims court filing
A contractor is suing Lytton First Nation and RBC after a fraudster allegedly intercepted over $1.5 million meant for 2021 wildfire reconstruction efforts Source link







