Artificial intelligence (AI) is being touted as a way to boost lagging productivity growth.
The AI productivity push has some powerful multinational backers: the tech companies who make AI products and the consulting companies who sell AI-related services. It also has interest from governments.
Next week, the federal government will hold a roundtable on economic reform, where AI will be a key part of the agenda.
However, the evidence AI actually enhances productivity is far from clear.
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