Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping the U.S. economy, prompting Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh to investigate its impact on productivity, inflation, and labor demand. While some officials fear structural unemployment, others observe AI helping to ease worker shortages in skilled sectors. A notable example is Michelle Turner, founder of Here Now Health, who utilized AI tools to develop her business plan and secure venture capital, launching her mental health platform for foster children in January 2025. While AI empowers entrepreneurs to scale rapidly by reducing costs, researchers warn of potential disruptions for clerical and administrative workers. As the technology evolves, the economic outcome remains uncertain, balancing visions of abundance and productivity breakthroughs against the risks of job displacement and regional economic shifts.