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Do AI incidents and hazards matter for AI-themed cryptocurrency returns?
Yes! We use a novel repository of AI incidents and hazards (AIIH) provided by OECD.AI to measure the risks and harms of AI systems and investigate their effects on returns of both AI-themed and non-AI cryptocurrencies. Employing an augmented GJR-GARCH model, our results show that AIIH has no effect on returns of the two types of cryptocurrencies before the launch of ChatGPT-3.5; however, after ChatGPT's launch, AIIH has a negative impact on AI-themed cryptocurrency returns. Furthermore, AIIHs associated with OECD AI principles (i) transparency and explainability, (ii) robustness, security and safety, or (iii) accountability, negatively affect returns of AI-themed cryptocurrencies.
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