How AI Can End Recessions As We Know Them

Ken Griffin says AI agents at Citadel changed his view by showing how quickly they can handle complex tasks.

The article argues AI-driven productivity could let firms grow with fewer workers, weakening the link between GDP and job creation.

If output and profits keep rising without hiring, traditional recession signals may become less reliable.

That would force economists to rethink how they measure labor-market health and overall economic strength.