Annie Lowrey
American journalist covering economics and policy; staff writer at The Atlantic and author of Give People Money.
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Their wordsCertainly, AI is pushing up GDP—or, to be precise, the AI build-out is pushing up GDP.
↗What the Economy Is Sacrificing to AItheatlantic.com 1st of 2 in this piece
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Their wordsBut the more resources the country devotes to AI at the expense of other innovations, the more its future depends on that bet paying off.
↗What the Economy Is Sacrificing to AItheatlantic.com 2nd of 2 in this piece
- 7 weeks earlier
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Their wordsWhat California did two generations ago might be the best argument against what Florida and other states are doing today. With these property-tax measures, well-off families are helping themselves now and hurting everyone else tomorrow.
- 8 weeks earlier
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Their wordsYet the AI bubble is no ordinary bubble. Hyper-rich corporations are stoking it, rather than kitchen-table investors. They’re blowing it up when credit is fairly expensive, not dirt cheap. That might make the bubble less fragile and longer lasting than those of the past. But it won’t make it any less painful when it pops.
- 7 weeks earlier
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Their wordsBut the same dystopian phenomenon is contorting the whole labor market. AI has Tinderized hiring.
- 9 days earlier
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Their wordsIf measurable improvements in the economy have little effect on measured sentiment, a crucial feedback loop between good politics and good policies is broken.
↗The ‘Vibecession’ Is Over. The ‘Permacession’ Is Here.theatlantic.com
- 6 weeks earlier
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Their wordsThe situation is needless, as well as annoying. It’s far past time for it to end.
↗We Shouldn’t Need Accountantstheatlantic.com 1st of 2 in this piece
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Their wordsIf Denmark and Japan can make tax filing painless, so can we.
↗We Shouldn’t Need Accountantstheatlantic.com 2nd of 2 in this piece
- 4 months earlier
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Their wordsThe affordability crisis is the problem, one that has been with us for decades and will be with us for decades unless politicians get their act together.
↗The Three-Step Guide to Fixing Affordabilitytheatlantic.com