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IMF, OECD warn AI could widen rich-poor country divide

Oct 22 (Reuters) - Artificial ⁠intelligence could boost global growth, but poorer countries, smaller companies and ⁠younger workers risk missing out unless access to power, digital infrastructure ‌and skills improves, according to officials from the IMF and OECD.

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国际货币基金组织和经合组织警告称,人工智能可能加剧贫富国家之间的差距。

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, Tiff Macklem, Governor of Bank of Canada and Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director at IMF, attend "AI and the Global Economy: From Risk to Opportunity" at the IMF/World Bank 2026 Annual Meetings at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand, October 16, 2026. REUTERS/Patipat Janthong

Oct 22 (Reuters) - Artificial ⁠intelligence could boost global growth, but poorer countries, smaller companies and ⁠younger workers risk missing out unless access to power, digital infrastructure ‌and skills improves, according to officials from the IMF and OECD.

The warning comes as massive investment in chips and AI infrastructure has helped support global growth and drive stock markets to ​record highs, while raising concerns about whether companies can ⁠generate sufficient returns on large ⁠spending commitments as borrowing costs rise.

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