趋势解读：Bringing people together at AI for the Economy，解读最新研究结论

We’ll share new investments in research to better understand how AI will change the economy and training to help workers prepare. "Bringing People Together at AI for the Economy Forum" discusses AI's impact on jobs and the economy. Google's investing in research to help governments and researchers make smart decisions about AI. They're also providing training to give people the skills they need in a changing economy. Google's funding programs to train healthcare workers and create apprenticeships in high-demand fields. They're committed to partnerships and investments to ensure everyone benefits from AI progress. "Bringing People Together at AI for the Economy Forum" discusses AI's impact on jobs and the economy. Google's investing in research to help governments and researchers make smart decisions about AI. They're also providing training to give people the skills they need in a changing economy. Google's funding programs to train healthcare workers and create apprenticeships in high-demand fields. They're committed to partnerships and investments to ensure everyone benefits from AI progress. Your browser does not support the audio element. Today we’re bringing people together in Washington D.C. to discuss how AI will impact the economy and jobs. At our inaugural AI for the Economy Forum, co-hosted with MIT FutureTech, we’re starting with a simple premise: neither the benefits nor the risks are automatic or guaranteed. How AI impacts our lives, jobs and economy is something we as a society can shape – and fully realizing AI’s economic potential will require a new era of partnership between companies, workers, governments, researchers and more. At the forum, economists, industry leaders, policymakers and experts will gather to share information, identify gaps in current understanding, and lay the foundation for ongoing collaboration. Google has a long-standing commitment to helping positively shape this transition. Today, we’re building on that commitment in two critical ways. First, we are making new investments in research to ensure governments, companies, researchers, and civil society have the information required to make smart decisions. Second, we are providing training opportunities to equip people with the skills needed to navigate a changing economy. Google’s AI & Economy Research Program will help answer some of society’s most pressing questions about AI’s impact on the economy and work. The program supports deep collaboration with external experts. Our Visiting Fellows program brings leading economists, like MIT’s David Autor, to produce original research. Our Digital Futures Project supported work from MIT’s Ben Armstrong and Julia Shah to explore how firms can encourage the use of AI tools that benefit both workers and companies. Their research found the most success in uses of AI that minimize drudgery, promote learning and foster collaboration. We’re expanding on this with Google.org funding and Google Cloud credits for a new group of researchers conducting cutting-edge research on work, organizational productivity, and transformation across sectors and economies. We’re also providing Google.org support for a global cohort of research institutions investigating AI’s impact on labor markets, sector-specific transformations in manufacturing and healthcare, the policy environments needed to maximize workforce opportunity, and more. And we’re expanding our internal research efforts on a variety of topics, from the real-world impact of generative AI on knowledge-worker productivity to the economics of AI agents .