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Jim Caron, CIO of Cross-Asset Solutions at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, notes that when the Federal Reserve considers AI, it does through the lens of inflation. In his view, AI’s productivity gains exert pressure on inflation by reducing wage growth and softening labor market. Caron believes that Fed’s dual mandate – price stability and employment are in conflict with gains from AI.
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