FT covers AI x Science research: equilibrium effects offset some AI productivity gains
JMateosGarcia · x · 2026-10-01
Juan Mateos-Garcia highlights FT coverage of his team's AI x Science paper: when adoption and impact of AI in science are examined comprehensively, complementarities and equilibrium effects often offset some of AI's productivity gains, underscoring that deployment in complex systems is complicated — the acceleration is not just pointwise efficiency but system-level rebalancing.
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