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IMF tells EU ministers AI could boost growth but increase economic strains
Source: reuters.com
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An IMF paper estimates artificial intelligence could raise European productivity by roughly 1% over five years. The report warns that AI could also widen inequality, strain electricity networks, and deepen Europe’s reliance on foreign technology unless governments pursue greater economic integration.
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