AI’s $600B Question
The gap between infrastructure spending and the customer revenue needed to support it.
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SELECTED READING · AI ECONOMICS 2024—2026
One question.
Several useful perspectives.
A generational infrastructure buildout might hinge on AI agents
A demand-side case for infrastructure investment, built around increasingly capable AI agents.
Is AI already driving productivity growth?
The distinction between task-level AI gains and economy-wide productivity evidence.
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- Your note
- Follow the customer revenue, not just the spending.
- Your question
- “Who pays, and at what margin?”
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- Their note
- Compare the revenue question with Goldman’s demand case.
- Their question
- “What would AI agents change?”