The American economy is suffering from inflationary pressure due to the growth of AI, mainly due to companies involved in AI. These companies, such as Amazon, Apple, and Anthropic, are investing in a significant way, considered "immune" to increased interest rates. The Fed authorities notice that rising interest rates arrive impartially, with different consequences for companies and families.

In the search for solutions, the Fed authorities have identified several paths to control inflation. For example, the growth of the real estate market has been highlighted as a limiting factor, while economic growth has shown a lag in employment growth. Additionally, the Fed has noted that the growth of AI can be a "shock" for prices and demand, but does not know how it could influence inflation pressures.

The Fed has predicted to continue increasing interest rates, but has declared that additional actions may be necessary to control inflation. President of the Fed Beth Hammack has supported that interest rates may have a marginal effect on economic growth, but is not concerned about slowing down growth. Economist Nela Richardson has supported that not all roads lead to achieving the Fed's inflation targets, but has emphasized that the growth of AI can be a "shock" for prices and demand.

She has supported that companies involved in AI may escape from rising interest rates, causing an increase in price pressure. Authorities are seeking a solution to address the growing inflation due to AI. This includes looking for alternatives to companies involved in AI, such as the growth of the real estate market or slower economic growth.

Economist Richard Koo has supported that the growth of AI can be a "shock" for prices and demand, but does not know how it could influence inflation pressures. He has supported that companies involved in AI may escape from rising interest rates, causing an increase in price pressure.