A new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that competition in the generative artificial intelligence market is leading to increased price sensitivity among consumers. The research indicates that consumers view various AI services as close substitutes and have weaker preferences for specific providers compared to AI in general. This growing substitutability is expected to limit providers' pricing power and allow consumers to benefit from the surplus generated by these services, potentially constraining profit margins for AI companies. AI
IMPACT Increased competition and consumer price sensitivity in generative AI could lead to lower prices and greater consumer surplus, potentially impacting AI companies' profitability.
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