Mary Daly

changes in productivity so that all industries at scale get better.

Industries figure out new ways to generate revenue, new ways to do product design, new ideas to come and shape the economy.

That's the thing that has a sustained productivity growth part.

So it's undeniable productivity growth has gone up.

What's not as clear is how long will that last.

So what we're looking for is a technology to give us consistently good changes in productivity so that all industries at scale get better.

Industries figure out new ways to generate revenue, new ways to do product design, new ideas to come and shape the economy.

That's the thing that has a sustained productivity growth part.

So it's undeniable productivity growth has gone up.

What's not as clear is how long will that last.

So what we're looking for is a technology to give us consistently good changes in productivity so that all industries at scale get better.

Industries figure out new ways to generate revenue, new ways to do product design, new ideas to come and shape the economy.

That's the thing that has a sustained productivity growth part.

So it's undeniable productivity growth has gone up.

What's not as clear is how long will that last.

We don't know.

I mean, that's the part that makes it hard is in productivity numbers, especially when they're happening in what I would think of as real time, it's very challenging to assess or draw it back to exactly what the factors are that have shaped it.

You know, in fact, people still don't agree on what happened in the 90s all the time, if you look at research.

So it's just something to keep in mind.

So then what you do, what any good economist or person, any industry person would do, is they'd say, well, what am I seeing?