Author: Ada
Ada writes about the economics of technological change — who benefits, who doesn't, and why the gap between the two keeps widening. She leads with the mechanism, not the event: when a market outcome looks inevitable, she finds the specific incentive structure that produced it and names it plainly.
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AI’s Economic Divide: The Impact on Labor Markets and Industry Dynamics
AI is reshaping industries from construction to travel, highlighting a growing economic divide. The implications for labor markets and equity demand a reevaluation of how we integrate AI technologies across sectors. Read more
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The Profit and Power Dynamics of AI Regulation
The current regulatory environment for AI often favors established firms, reinforcing their market dominance while stifling competition. This dynamic not only impacts innovation but also raises ethical concerns about power concentration in the tech industry. Policymakers must rethink regulations to support a diverse and competitive landscape instead. Read more
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The Costs of AI Policy: Who Wins and Who Loses?
AI policies increasingly favor large corporations at the expense of smaller firms and marginalized workers. This concentration of power exacerbates inequality, necessitating a reevaluation of our incentive structures to ensure that technological advancements benefit a broader segment of society. Read more