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A conversation with AI on the Inland Empire’s economy: Part II Original
By Manfred Keil and Sasha Rothstein | Inland Empire Economic Partnership Last month, we asked ChatGPT for a short economic analysis of the Inland Empire. The results were less than impressive and we still have our jobs: ChatGPT’s responses were mostly factually incorrect. To further test the artificial intelligence (AI), we set up a different scenario this week.
A conversation with ChatGPT on the Inland Empire’s economy
By Manfred Keil and Sasha Rothstein | Inland Empire Economic Partnership It has only been three months since artificial intelligence firm OpenAI released ChatGPT, the chatbot so powerful it is already replacing human workers. The AI has spurred mass panic at schools and universities over new ways to cheat, and when added to Microsoft’s Bing search earlier this month, began sending unhinged messages to users.
22 things to be thankful for in 2022 Original
By Manfred Keil and Sasha Rothstein | | Inland Empire Economic Partnership With the end of 2022 approaching, the threat of a renewed surge in coronavirus cases in the area and the economic outlook for 2023 not being very rosy, let’s reflect on some positive aspects we had this year. Here are 22 “good news” items (some of) you experienced in 2022. Riverside County and San Bernardino County are way ahead in the employment recovery race from the COVID-19 downturn.
Robots taking more jobs because of COVID-19 pandemic
By Johannes Moenius and Sasha Rothstein | Inland Empire Economic Partnership As we enter the third year of the coronavirus pandemic, the debate surrounding the economy’s future rages ever higher. Remote work, supply chain immunization, and even the consumerism at the heart of the U.S. economy have seized center stage as the world continues to grapple with COVID-19. Economic uncertainty and financial market volatility still loom ahead as the omicron variant appears to threaten vaccination gains.
Robots taking more jobs because of COVID-19 pandemic
By Johannes Moenius and Sasha Rothstein | Inland Empire Economic Partnership As we enter the third year of the coronavirus pandemic, the debate surrounding the economy’s future rages ever higher. Remote work, supply chain immunization, and even the consumerism at the heart of the U.S. economy have seized center stage as the world continues to grapple with COVID-19. Economic uncertainty and financial market volatility still loom ahead as the omicron variant appears to threaten vaccination gains.
Our post-pandemic economy has some ‘Squid Game’ commonalities Original
By Manfred W. Keil and Sasha T. Rothstein | Inland Empire Economic Partnership Now 18 months into the post-COVID economic expansion, even casual observers of the economy will tell you that we are not in a V-shaped recovery. There are important policy implications from this realization. With hindsight, it was dangerous to mislead administrators and businesses into believing we would be back to normal within a short period, when clearly we were not going to be.
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