AGI Economics: Coordination vs. Competence — DeepMind Institute
The author argues that standard economic models and individual capability benchmarks miss how AI will transform the economy because they ignore organizational coordination and comparative advantage. By separating competence and coordination dimensions, the framework demonstrates that while individual competence shifts wages gradually, improvements in coordination trigger abrupt phase transitions in firm scale, market concentration, and employment. Open article →
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