Economists from Goldman Sachs and Apollo.io suggest that the significant boost AI has provided to the U.S. economy is approaching its peak. Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius anticipates the growth impulse from AI investment to crest in late 2026 or early 2027, with its contribution to consumer spending and GDP expected to decline. Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok highlights that outside of major tech companies, AI has yielded no discernible financial returns for corporate America, leading businesses to view AI spending as a cost rather than a growth driver. AI
IMPACT Suggests AI's macroeconomic contribution is plateauing, with limited benefits outside major tech firms.
RANK_REASON Economists from two firms offer analysis on the economic impact of AI, rather than reporting on a new release or event.
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- Apollo.io
- Ara Kharazian
- Goldman Sachs
- Jan Hatzius
- Ramp AI Index
- S&P 500
- The Magnificent Seven
- Torsten Slok
- U.S.
- Apollo Global Management
- Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
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