TREE NEWS update: Federal Reserve Chair Warsh said the US now refers to artificial intelligence as ‘SI’, calling AI the most consequential economic transformation of his lifetime. He said AI’s demand-side effects will show up before its supply-side impact, and that it will help the central bank have more confidence in data and monetary policy. The Fed will hold an in-person hearing on AI in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 16.
Fed Chair Warsh Says US Now Calls AI ‘SI’
The framing matters more than the acronym. A sitting Fed chair casting AI as the defining economic shift of his lifetime, and tying it directly to the central bank's confidence in its own data and policy signals, moves the technology from a market theme into the institutional core of monetary policymaking. The Bay Area hearing suggests the Fed wants proximity to the industry rather than secondhand input. Whether that engagement produces concrete changes in how the Fed reads data and models demand-side effects is the open question.
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