No matter how advanced AI becomes, economic coordination requires more than computing power.

Comment “Markets” and we’ll send you an article about the topic. Economies depend on dispersed knowledge, changing preferences, and opportunities that emerge through human interaction. Much of this knowledge is tacit and cannot simply be entered into a machine. Markets allow people to discover information, adjust their plans, and coordinate their activities through voluntary exchange. AI can process enormous amounts of data, but innovation and entrepreneurship continually create possibilities that history alone cannot predict. Markets remain indispensable because they are dynamic processes of discovery, not merely mathematical problems waiting for a powerful enough computer.