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However, they suggest that the widespread adoption of robotics and AI might inherently serve as a deflationary force, counteracting inflationary pressures from reckless monetary expansion. Robots and humanoid machines, at large scale, could drastically reduce costs for businesses and consumers, potentially leading to lower prices and offsetting the inflation driven by excessive money creation.
They estimate that the operating costs of these robots could fall below $5 per hour as technology matures—enough to sustain a deflationary cycle if adopted on a sufficient scale.