of society. Nowadays, developing artificial intelligence (AI) and its plausibility to foster cartels persuade governments … to revitalize their interference in the market and implement new regulations to tackle AI implications. In this sense, as … that AI is a part of the market process that should be respected, and a restrictive or protective approach such as the U …

For emerging professions, such as jobs in the fi eld of artifi cial intelligence (AI) or sustainability (green), labour … started so-called 'skill-based hiring' for AI and green roles, as more fl exible hiring practices allow them to increase the … available talent pool. In our observation period the demand for AI roles grew twice as much as average labour demand. At the …

This chapter discusses the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) from the vantage point of political economy …, based on the following premises: (i) AI systems maximize a single, measurable objective. (ii) In society, different … individuals have different objectives. AI systems generate winners and losers. (iii) Society-level assessments of AI require …

This paper examines the implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation for the taxation of labor and … posed by AI and automation may also be better addressed through regulatory measures rather than tax policy. …

Predictive AI is increasingly used to guide decisions on agents. I show that even a bias-neutral predictive AI can … potentially amplify exogenous (human) bias in settings where the predictive AI represents a cost-adjusted precision gain to … increase in aggregate discrimination is possible if this effect dominates. Not accounting for this mechanism may result in AI …

experimental economics, complementing the growth of online experiments and the emerging AI revolution. We characterize the …