Jack Clark: Our 2026 AI Economic Scenario Is Silent on Policy, We'll Think More
jackclarkSF · x · 2026-09-09
Responding to Ethan Mollick, Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark notes the team's economic scenario exercise starting from 2026 models the economy forward but is silent on policy interventions. He says it was shared to inspire exactly these questions and the team will be thinking more about policy.
- Scenario takes 2026 as starting point, wind-forward economic modeling
- Policy interventions not yet modeled
- Signals future work on the policy dimension
Related event: Anthropic Rolls Out AI Scenario Tools and Economic Policy Framework(8 posts)→
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