The Economics of Intelligence
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This DeepMind-linked essay, "The Economics of Intelligence," argues that AI's economic impact depends less on individual model benchmarks and more on coordination within organizations. It defines capability thresholds, competence and coordination, that map onto distinct regimes (minimal AGI, supercompetent, supercooperative, and ASI), each with different effects on market structure, employment…