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Why is there a gap between innovation and impact?
Josh Lerner joins the Ideas in Development series on AI to discuss how technology diffuses around the world, touching on the role of venture capital, universities and China.
We then cover what this means for the diffusion of AI, and what can be done to speed up diffusion to developing countries.
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