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AI Could Be as Good as Electricity, Says Opinion's Schrager

Allison Schrager, Bloomberg Opinion columnist, says AI could lead to sustained economic growth, possibly for the next 100 years. She speaks during a Bloomberg Opinion event held exclusively for Bloomberg.com subscribers in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)

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