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Siegel suggests AI can help
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Muse has payment capabilities to enact the goals set by users, Meta announced earlier this month.
Key facts
- Currently, U.S. consumers face inflation levels of 3.4%, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
- That is significantly ahead of the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, and it hiked the U.S. base interest rate this month as a result
- Affordability is also top of mind for voters in the run-up to midterms: A July study from Pew Research showed the economy was the most important issue for voters, with 29% saying they wanted to hear
- I wrote more than 25 years ago that the internet could intensify price competition by making comparison shopping dramatically easier,” Siegel adds
Summary
Economists are divided on the extent to which artificial intelligence will prove disinflationary—and when. Currently, U.S. consumers face inflation levels of 3.4%, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Affordability is also top of mind for voters in the run-up to midterms: A July study from Pew Research showed the economy was the most important issue for voters, with 29% saying they wanted to hear plans to address price increases from congressional candidates. He noted: “Companies in banking, telecommunications, insurance, and other industries have long benefited from customer inertia. Meta has some way to go, however: The Guardian reported today that a Muse agent had conducted the sale of an item on Facebook Marketplace in Toronto.