For economists interested in AI and wages ("is innovation biased toward saving labor…
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For economists interested in AI and wages ("is innovation biased toward saving labor costs?"), if you haven't read Samuelson (1965), it's quite insightful. Caveat: read Samuelson (1989, "Ricardo was right") and Acemoglu (2012, DTC) as well for caveats.
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