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IMF's Georgieva says central banks must weigh AI-driven growth slowdown

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IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva said central banks assessing their inflation fight must factor in a possible slowdown in AI-driven growth, warning that concerns over heavy reliance on AI investment and high asset valuations are fuelling market volatility.

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The story so far: IMF Georgieva AI warning

IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva warned that AI is a slow-moving tsunami disrupting labour markets and tax systems. She said AI infrastructure investment supports about 3% global growth, and now says central banks must factor in a possible AI-driven growth slowdown amid high valuations and market volatility.

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  1. IMF's Georgieva says AI is a slow-moving tsunami for jobs and tax

  2. IMF's Georgieva says AI investment supports about 3% global growth

  3. IMF's Georgieva says central banks must weigh AI-driven growth slowdown

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