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And when asked how much of the current AI discourse he finds intellectually serious, he doesn\u2019t hesitate: about 20%.<\/p>\n

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\u201cI find all of this discussion of capitalism so brainless,\u201d Acemoglu told Fortune<\/em>, insisting that we should be focused on the \u201cenormous increase\u201d in corporate power and monopoly instead. \u201cThat\u2019s what we should be talking about. What we should be talking about is the displacement and unequalizing roles of AI.\u201d When asked how much of the discourse he finds, in his words \u201cbrainless,\u201d he barely paused. \u201cAbout 80%,\u201d he said. He clarified that the thinking is rather speculative or close to fictional, not stupid per se. <\/p>\n

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\u201cUnfortunately, a lot of the left is a big contributor to that,\u201d he added, stressing that it\u2019s a central point of his forthcoming book\u00a0What Happened to Liberal Democracy?<\/em> \u201cThe success of liberal democracy was rooted in social democratic, center-left ideas, and governments playing a leading role. And that space cannot be filled by stupid ideas and by being completely unaware of, you know, what AI is doing, what are its capabilities, what are its implications, nor could it be filled by, Frankfurt School-influenced quasi-Marxist oppressed\/oppressor dynamics applied to everything.\u201d <\/p>\n

He added acidly that he\u2019s grown sick of the phrase \u201ccolonizing AI\u201d as an example of unhelpful Marxist rhetoric, detached from a center-left lens that would actually be practical and helpful. It\u2019s vintage Acemoglu, extending his decades-long argument that the health of economies and the health of democratic institutions are inseparable \u2014 and that AI is now stress-testing both simultaneously.<\/p>\n

\u2018Capitalism is a completely useless word\u2019<\/h2>\n

Ask Acemoglu where he stands on capitalism and he\u2019ll redirect the question entirely.<\/p>\n

\u201cI don\u2019t like the term capitalism,\u201d he said. \u201cIt makes it sound like there is a uniform model that includes Sweden, Egypt, Argentina, Honduras, the United States, South Korea, Japan. There\u2019s no overlap between these economies, how they are organized.\u201d The only overlap he sees is that they have markets, \u201cbut so did the Soviet Union.\u201d <\/p>\n

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His preferred frame, developed across\u00a0Why Nations Fail<\/em>\u00a0and\u00a0The Narrow Corridor<\/em>\u00a0with co-author James Robinson, is\u00a0inclusive versus extractive institutions. The question isn\u2019t whether a country has markets, but whether its economic and political rules broaden participation and reward innovation \u2014 or whether they concentrate power at the top and extract value from everyone else. <\/p>\n

Seen through that lens, AI is not troublesome in its own right, but rather whether it is positioned as inclusive or extractive. Today\u2019s AI hyperscalers, he argues, fit the extractive mold almost perfectly: concentrated ownership, regulatory capture, and a business model that extracts data and attention at scale.<\/p>\n

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Instead of reckoning with that, he said, we get all kinds of other talk about whether capitalism is mutating into technofeudalism, or whether AI will automate away every job in existence. \u201cPeople are saying such stupid things. I can\u2019t believe it.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The productivity illusion<\/h2>\n

Acemoglu\u2019s skepticism about AI\u2019s economic upside isn\u2019t contrarianism \u2014 it\u2019s grounded in a framework he\u2019s applied to every major wave of automation for decades.<\/p>\n

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Productivity gains from automation, he explained, only materialize if machines can do tasks\u00a0significantly<\/em>\u00a0cheaper or better than humans. If the improvement is marginal, or if integration costs eat into gains, the math doesn\u2019t add up \u2014 even if the automation is widespread. \u201cIt\u2019s not that you cannot get big productivity gains from automation,\u201d he said. \u201cIt is that it\u2019s not as easy as sometimes it\u2019s presumed.\u201d<\/p>\n

What would actually move the needle? True \u201chuman complementarity,\u201d Acemoglu insisted, would be AI that enables workers to do things they simply couldn\u2019t do before, expanding the range of tasks and services on offer, rather than just accelerating existing ones. He turned media critic briefly: \u201cPodcasts massively expanded the demand for news,\u201d he noted. If AI can do what he calls \u201cnew tasks\u201d \u2014\u00a0versions that were not previously available \u2014\u00a0\u201cthat is the real pathway to true human complementarity, not just enabling you to do what you were doing before in a better way, or in a faster way.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Acemoglu nodded when Fortune<\/em> mentioned his finding that most research on AI productivity is overblown because it overwhelmingly focuses on easy, well-defined tasks where context is clear. These are not representative of the economy, which simply isn\u2019t set up with so many of those, and AI is just not great for hard tasks yet. \u201cYou need new tools, sort of a tool that reliably understands and distills the best research, and is not swayed by the worst research in a particular field, and provides that to you in a context relevant and an accurate manner, and allows you to interrogate it.\u201d<\/p>\n

The sharpest version of his argument cuts even deeper: the productivity gains that AI bulls are penciling in don\u2019t just require better models \u2014 they effectively require artificial general intelligence. For genuinely huge productivity gains from automation, \u201cthen we really, really need something close to AGI for that,\u201d Acemoglu said, referring to the concept of artificial general intelligence. \u201cSo that\u2019s why AGI is not just a theoretical issue \u2014 it\u2019s really relevant for these productivity projections.\u201d He\u2019s skeptical we\u2019re close. Current models, he argues, perform badly across too many dimensions of real-world work \u2014 they can\u2019t read a room, they can\u2019t connect non-obvious dots across domains, and they fail precisely where human judgment is most valuable. The gap between what LLMs do well in demos and what they do reliably in complex, high-stakes professional environments remains, in his view, far wider than the industry\u2019s marketing suggests.<\/p>\n

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The revolution risk<\/h2>\n

Acemoglu added that the Fortune 500 should hope that he\u2019s right, paradoxically, that AI won\u2019t be that useful. <\/p>\n

\u201cIf it were the case that 30%, 40% of new university graduates can\u2019t find jobs,\u201d he said, \u201cwhat would that do to democracy and social peace? Wherever that has happened in the past, you\u2019ve had revolutions.\u201d<\/p>\n

Revolutions, he added quickly, are inherently unpredictable, shaped by the interplay of repression, redistribution, and the ambient attitudes of a generation. Social media adds a new variable that history offers no reliable guide to. \u201cIn the past, youth did not have Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter,\u201d he said. \u201cPerhaps that changes things. I have no idea.\u201d<\/p>\n

But the direction of concern is clear. A generation of workers who trained and credentialed for an economy that AI has since restructured \u2014 and who feel economically stranded \u2014 is a constituency that has historically not stayed quiet. The grumbling at this spring\u2019s commencement ceremonies, he suggested, may be an early signal.<\/p>\n

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What would fix it<\/h2>\n

Acemoglu\u2019s critique comes with a prescription, though he\u2019s frank about how far the current moment is from acting on it.<\/p>\n

The U.S. needs to have a genuine conversation about what is\u00a0socially desirable\u00a0from AI \u2014 not just what is technically possible or financially profitable for a handful of hyperscalers. That conversation, he argues, has to center on wages, jobs, shared prosperity, and \u201cmeaningful, dignified lives for workers.\u201d It also has to include serious global governance \u2014 including cooperation with China, which he says is ahead of the U.S. in integrating AI into manufacturing, robotics, and commerce, even as it lags on large language models.<\/p>\n

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\u201cI think that [U.S.-China collaboration] would be so beneficial,\u201d he said. \u201cWe need global governance for AI. We also need the \u2018AI race\u2019 not to get out of control. And we need the two sides to share best practices on things that are useful for humanity,\u201d he said, mentioning disease control, productivity, shared best practices and global safety regulations. The current geopolitical climate, he acknowledged, makes that nearly impossible. \u201cThe only bipartisan issue in the United States right now is China bashing,\u201d he said, adding that it was that way during the Biden era.<\/p>\n

The intellectual failure, in his view, runs deeper than policy. It\u2019s a failure of imagination \u2014 an inability to articulate what a genuinely human-centered AI future would look like, and the political will to demand it.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWe\u2019re all so blindly taken in by what OpenAI, Anthropic, and a few other hyperscalers are offering,\u201d he said, \u201cbecause we haven\u2019t articulated a reasonable alternative.\u201d Squint and you hear the old phrase from the Paul Newman classic Cool Hand Luke<\/em>: what we have here, gentleman, is a failure of imagination.<\/p>\n

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