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Fed's Warsh to take stock of AI revolution as US public grows wary

Fed's Warsh to take stock of AI revolution as US public grows wary

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is set to assess the impact of artificial intelligence on the US economy and workforce during a public forum in San Francisco, amid growing public concerns over the rapid development of AI technology. Warsh, who has previously invested in AI firms under Fed ethics rules, will discuss the potential benefits and risks posed by AI, including job displacement and inflationary pressures.

The forum, a task force established by Warsh, will bring together experts from various sectors to address the complex issues surrounding AI deployment.

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