AI may already be adding hundreds of billions to the economy—without showing up in the data

The policy brief suggests that artificial intelligence is quietly boosting the global economy by hundreds of billions of dollars, yet this impact isn't captured in traditional economic data. This means current metrics miss the true economic benefits AI is providing, potentially underestimating its role in productivity gains and efficiency improvements. The implications are significant, as it highlights a gap in how we measure economic progress in the age of advanced technologies, which could lead to policy missteps if not addressed.