While huge investment in AI has been driving US GDP growth this year, Europe has seen a negligible boost to investment. And it seems unlikely that AI investment in Europe will increase by much in the coming years, let alone match US levels. Admittedly, Europe is still likely to benefit from an increase to productivity from AI usage, but the impact will be smaller and slower than in the US.
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