The Economics of Artificial Intelligence

This prescient book examines the implications of artificial intelligence for economic theory and policy, using actual and simulated data to assess the costs and benefits of AI. It outlines potential threats and recommends ways that mankind can deal with the ramifications of AI. Moosa covers the geopolitics of AI and explores how it poses an existential threat to neoliberal capitalism, arguing that more jobs will be lost as a result of AI than will be created.