Artificial intelligence has long been theorised as a cure for the West’s ailing productivity growth, which has been stagnant for about 40 years. But the discourse on the productivity effects of AI has been almost entirely speculative. Until recently, evidence of large-scale exposure to AI was absent from data.
Against the backdrop of war, US-China tensions and threats of isolationism, it’s time to reinvest in the bricks and mortar of the global order. But the prospects are dim, especially in America.
Artificial intelligence as financial regulation technologyTuesday 5 March, RoundtableThis panel brings together the private and public sectors to discuss AI applications in regulation technology and how it can be used to ensure adherence to financial rules.
Max Castelli, head of strategy, sovereign institutions, and Philipp Salman, director of strategy and advice, global sovereign markets, UBS Asset Management, join OMFIF to discuss what’s in store for global public investors.
This edition of the Bulletin looks at the implications of the super-election year for both developed and emerging economies and what we can expect for the world economy as a whole.
