Fed Chair Kevin Warsh told a semiannual monetary policy hearing that recent inflation readings do not fully reflect underlying inflationary pressure and that one-off price moves do not necessarily become persistent. On artificial intelligence, Warsh said short-term AI investment is likely to be positive for employment—supported by U.S. infrastructure buildout—and that AI will be disruptive. He is seeking access to a range of new AI models and currently sees AI’s demand-side effects emerging fast

2026-07-15

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh told a semiannual monetary policy hearing that recent inflation readings do not fully reflect underlying inflationary pressure and that one-off price moves do not necessarily become persistent. On artificial intelligence, Warsh said short-term AI investment is likely to be positive for employment—supported by U.S. infrastructure buildout—and that AI will be disruptive. He is seeking access to a range of new AI models and currently sees AI’s demand-side effects emerging faster than its supply-side effects.