A Study on AI - Part 1: The Duration of the AI Industry
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III. A Wake-Up Call from Economic History: The Overlooked “Technology Time Lag”
If AI is the “Fourth Industrial Revolution,” we must look back at history. Many mistakenly believe that as soon as new technology appears, GDP will take off, but economic history tells us the exact opposite.
According to the analysis by Nobel laureates in Economics Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt in their book The Power of Creative Destruction, as well as actual economic data:
The Industrial Revolution: During the 20-year peak of the Industrial Revolution in the UK, the annual GDP growth rate was only about 3.3%.
The IT Revolution: The first transistor was born in the 1950s, but the United States did not welcome high GDP growth of 5% until the 1990s—a full 40 years later.
重點 : 重大科技發明及龐大資本投資 無法立即為GDP帶來立即貢獻
IV. Signals of a Bubble and the Legacy of Infrastructure
Financial markets have begun to smell something unusual. Currently, the corporate bonds issued by tech giants for data center construction amount to approximately $126 billion. Although this accounts for only 5% of the US investment-grade bond market and appears to be in the early stages, this is precisely the signal that a bubble is beginning to accumulate.
Renowned analyst Ben Evans warned, using the cryptocurrency craze as an example: “You cannot draw a straight line on a logarithmic chart and declare that everyone will own a crypto wallet in the future.” Similarly, we cannot linearly deduce that GDP will skyrocket next year simply because AI technology is powerful. 經Roger 授權同意, 轉載






