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- Larry Summers shared his latest economic views with the Financial Times.
- He talked about what he would do differently at the Fed and prospects for a soft landing.
- The former Treasury Secretary also discussed AI and another Trump presidency.
Larry Summers, who held key roles at Harvard, the Treasury Department, and now OpenAI, shared his latest views on the economy with the Financial Times.
The wide-ranging interview took place before the Federal Reserve's meeting on Wednesday, when policymakers signaled three rate cuts in 2024.
Summers discussed prospects for a soft landing, inflation, what the Fed got right and wrong, the economic impact of artificial intelligence, and the possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House.