Why will inflation go down (and you won't like it)?

In this video, Professor Pablo Foncillas addresses the arrival of artificial intelligence in the world of work and its impact on salaries, something that can rebound on inflation in an unexpected way.

Oliver Thansan
Oliver Thansan
22 January 2024 Monday 09:55
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Why will inflation go down (and you won't like it)?

In this video, Professor Pablo Foncillas addresses the arrival of artificial intelligence in the world of work and its impact on salaries, something that can rebound on inflation in an unexpected way.

The business school professor and popularizer starts with the arrival of huge investments from the Middle East, which are changing the technological, and even social, landscape in the rest of the planet. "Heavy investments are being made from here in a lot of industries. One of those that is receiving special attention is related to artificial intelligence," says Foncillas.

The future of these countries indicates that there will be more investments in the coming years. And what impact will this have on the labor sector? "AI is going to be a deflationary force. Because what keeps inflation going is wages," he says. "It's going to have an impact," she says.