On this recent interview Warsh argues we are entering the most significant productivity boom of our lifetimes. The key takeaway: Anecdotes are currently outstripping data. While government statistics (BLS, Commerce) are stuck in the 1970s, real-world implementation is moving at breakneck speed. ➢ The zero cost of curiosity: AI has reduced the friction of knowledge acquisition to zero, fundamentally shifting the economy's micro-foundations. ➢ Faster than previous revolutions: Unlike the internet or mobile waves, CEOs are seeing game changing gains in months, not years. ➢ The Greenspan Parallel: In 1994, Greenspan ignored overheating data and pressure from FOMC peers and other economists to bet on a tech driven productivity boom; Warsh argues today's Fed must similarly trust AI anecdotes over lagging stats to enable non-inflationary growth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LtRcC-JgBI(Alex Krüger)