AI’s productivity boom will likely create a ‘winner-takes-all’ economy, top EY economist warns | Fortune0

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• September 4, 2026

Despite promises that AI could prove to be society’s great equalizer, Gregory Daco, the EY-Parthenon chief economist, argues that “productivity growth protects margins, not income.”  “You tend to have greater concentration and more of a winner-takes-all type of environment when you have these technological advances,” Daco said in an interview with Fortune’s Eva Roytburg. In