For instance, this work uses an #EvolutionaryEconomics lens to consider #AI, finding among many things that #BigTech dominates enablement (hardware, data) and production (frameworks, algorithms, visualisation), benefitting from economies of scale and scope, especially the wide access to #data from their own sources and their many dependent customers

``the seamless, digital connectedness enabled by AI-as-technology is, in our view, a unique feature that we have yet to fully grasp in terms of its #economic, #managerial, and even #psychological implications''

https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/10.1287/stsc.2021.0148

@JohnShirley2023 Interesting article, thanks for sharing. I spent a lot of time looking at at Margolis' work on #symbiogenesis in the late aughts, directed there by looking at #memetics and #evolutionaryeconomics (separately) and the mechanisms thereof, and it really influenced my work.

Watson's /Compositional Evolution/ (2006) was helpful, though sadly no longer on the bookshelf.

Great summary of how various economic theories can contribute to better #climate #modeling by J.Christopher Proctor.

#openaccess https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43253-023-00098-7

His Twitter thread can be found here: https://twitter.com/Jcproctor29/status/1661404488735895552?s=20

#PostKeynesian
#EvolutionaryEconomics
#FeministEconomics
#EcologicalEconomics
#MarxianEconomics
#InstitutionalEconomics
#CooperativeEconomics
#BehavioralEconomics