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Google Researchers Warn of Looming AI-Run Economies - Decrypt
 Without urgent intervention, we're on the verge of creating a dystopian future run by invisible, autonomous AI economies that will amplify inequality and systemic risk. That is the stark warning from Google DeepMind researchers in their new paper, “Virtual Agent Economies.”
In the paper, researchers Nenad Tomašev and Matija Franklin argue that we are hurtling towards the creation of a "sandbox economy." This new economic layer will feature AI agents transacting and coordinating at speeds and scales far beyond human oversight.
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