IMF President Georgieva: Artificial intelligence growth may change labor market structure and raise questions about how governments generate tax revenue.
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- IMF President Georgieva: Artificial intelligence growth may change labor market structure and raise questions about how governments generate tax revenue. #6
- IMF President Georgieva: We estimate that over time artificial intelligence may lead to 40% of jobs being augmented, downgraded or eliminated. #13
- IMF President Georgieva: The United States, China and India are the most important producers in the artificial intelligence field; investment is keeping global economic growth around 3%. #27
- IMF President Georgieva: Even in emerging Asian markets, artificial intelligence is expected to boost economic growth by 0.2 to 0.8 percentage points. #23
- IMF President Georgieva: The most worrying is the impact of artificial intelligence on young people entering the job market in routine and repetitive work. #9
- Singapore President: Hopes to avoid new divides between developing countries and developed economies due to artificial intelligence. #1
- IMF President Georgieva: We also call on countries to work to make artificial intelligence safer and more accessible. #4
华尔街见闻 快讯 2 items
- IMF President Georgieva: We expect that over time artificial intelligence may lead to 40% of jobs being augmented, downgraded or eliminated. We have already seen some impact in developed economies. The most worrying is the impact on young people just entering the labor market engaged in routine and repetitive work. Artificial intelligence development may change the structure of the labor market and trigger thinking about how governments obtain tax revenue. #5
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Georgieva: We have already seen the first wave of impact from artificial intelligence; this is both a demand shock and an investment shock. The United States, China and India are the most important artificial intelligence producers, and related investment is supporting global economic growth to remain around 3%. Artificial intelligence can increase Asia's economic growth by 0.5 to 1 percentage points. Even in emerging Asian countries, artificial intelligence is expected to boost their economic growth by 0.2 to 0.8 percentage points. #10
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- Caixin Finance Society October 12 dispatch: International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Georgieva said, we estimate that over time AI may affect 40% of jobs. We have already seen some impact in developed economies. #1
- IMF President Georgieva: Artificial intelligence can increase Asia's economic growth rate by 0.5 to 1 percentage points #6
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