Speakers:
Even as optimism builds around AI's transformative potential, uncertainty about its economic impact – from the pace of adoption and the distribution of gains to the risks around disruption – is intensifying. This is uncertainty with a critical global dimension: the US-China technology race is accelerating economic fracturing and reshaping who the winners and losers are likely to be.
We’re inviting you to an exclusive in-person briefing in London from 09:00am-10:30am on Thursday, 11 June with our senior economists to clarify those uncertainties and show you what AI could ultimately mean for the nature of growth, for global economic competition and for asset price returns.
This is an opportunity to hear directly from our team, to put your questions to our economists and to network with peers from your industry. In this presentation, you’ll learn:
- How AI is already affecting the global economy, and what comes next. Who is the surge in AI investment benefiting most? And how quickly is AI diffusing across the wider economy?
- Who wins, who loses. What does the latest reading of our AI Economic Impact Index say about the economies most likely to gain in the long run from this technological revolution? How is US-China competition feeding the global AI race?
- What AI is doing to labour markets. Where’s the evidence that AI is affecting employment? Is there anything to fears that AI will destroy large swathes of jobs?
- The future of the AI bubble. How stretched could valuations get? And when the correction does come, how large will it be and how much economic damage could it cause?
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