Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh stated at the Jackson Hole economic policy symposium that artificial intelligence (AI) is a new variable, potentially a new factor of production, that will have consequences for both the economy and the conduct of monetary policy. He noted that AI's progress has been faster than even its evangelists predicted, with capital pouring into AI-related infrastructure. Warsh highlighted that annualized token sales for the two leading AI labs alone have surpassed $100 billion, marking an increase of over 500% from a year ago. He will also assess the economy and present key principles to guide monetary policy.