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Goldman Sachs economist warns AI productivity gains may lag until 2034

Goldman Sachs economist Elsie Peng warns AI productivity gains may not arrive until the 2030s, drawing parallels to the 20-year ICT revolution delay.

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Goldman Sachs economist warns AI productivity gains may lag until 2034

Goldman Sachs economist Elsie Peng warns AI productivity gains may not arrive until the 2030s, drawing parallels to the 20-year ICT revolution delay.

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fortune.com8 g fa

Goldman economist offers a reality check on AI adoption: it took 15 years for computers to really show up in…

Elsie Peng's research draws an uncomfortable parallel to the PC revolution: productivity gains took 15 years to materialize last time.

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  1. martedì 14 luglio 2026·fortune.com

    Goldman economist offers a reality check on AI adoption: it took 15 years for computers to really show up in the data | Fortune

    Elsie Peng's research draws an uncomfortable parallel to the PC revolution: productivity gains took 15 years to materialize last time.

  2. martedì 14 luglio 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Goldman Sachs economist warns AI productivity gains may lag until 2034

    Goldman Sachs economist Elsie Peng warns AI productivity gains may not arrive until the 2030s, drawing parallels to the 20-year ICT revolution delay.