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Fed Gov. Christopher Waller likened the rise of AI to the advent of ATMs, which shifted “human effort” to higher-value work. But fellow Fed Gov. Lisa Cook warned of labor market “costs” tied to AI adoption.
How the Fed is making AI ‘durable’
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• The Federal Reserve sees AI as a transformative technology similar to ATMs, which shifted labor from routine tasks to higher-value work.
• However, there are concerns about potential negative impacts on the labor market due to AI adoption.
Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions
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