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French American economist and entrepreneur. Eudokia AI+Wealth Management. Economics of AI. Catholic. e/acc Miami/Paris
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2026: The year AI rewires the economy

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By Sebastien Laye
| Washington Examiner Verified
Warren Buffett once quipped, “Forecasts may tell you a great deal about the forecaster; they tell you nothing about the future.” Still, predictions, when well framed, can illuminate the trajectory of technology and business strategy. With that in mind, here are six economic and technological predictions for AI in 2026. The Peter Principle suggests that bureaucratic bloat stifles innovation. In the AI era, this tension becomes acute.
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AI should be a first-tier public policy issue

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By Sebastien Laye
| Washington Examiner Verified
In the current discourse on artificial intelligence, the interplay between expected consequences and understanding of social impacts demands a rigorous reinterpretation. The former is the well-known, short-term impact of an automation technology: While it is pretty much certain that at some point AI will bring about new innovations and eliminate entire categories of problems faced by humanity, suffice it to say that at the moment, it is still an automation tool.
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AI and the death of macroeconomics as we knew it

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By Sebastien Laye
| Washington Examiner Verified
It’s not inflation or recession that has blindsided traditional macroeconomists, but irrelevance. Artificial intelligence has not just transformed markets but made our dominant frameworks for understanding them obsolete. For over a century, macroeconomics has relied on tools honed in the industrial age: GDP to measure growth, yield curves to signal recessions, and productivity metrics built around physical goods.
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