Phil Trammell predicts that AI will alleviate frictions keeping companies private, such as disclosure requirements, making it easier for them to go public.

Phil Trammell argues that a leading AI company could be a widely-held public entity, which would provide a safety buffer without concentrating wealth, mitigating the perceived trade-off between AI saf...

Phil Trammell asserts that no product has yet been completely automated because when analyzing the entire supply chain, labor continues to add significant value at various stages.

A model of O-ring automation by Ganz and Goldfarb suggests that if AI can only automate part of a job at a lower quality than a human, firms may choose not to automate those tasks.

The network-adjusted capital share for computer and electronic products in the United States has remained stable at approximately 50%.

Despite a recent increase in the privatization of returns, private companies still account for well under 20% of the total market capitalization of non-tiny companies in the U.S.