AI revolution: productivity boom and beyond
Our Research analysts explore how recent breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence could provide a boost to productivity, similar to past periods of revolutionary technology change.
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The world's demographic patterns are shifting in unprecedented ways as societies age and birth rates fall, with vast implications for labour, society, and the global economy. At the same time, productivity growth in advanced economies has been disappointingly low over the past two decades, despite the rapid growth of the digital economy. Enter artificial intelligence.
Can AI's productivity gains offset the decline in skilled labour force in advanced economies and allow ageing societies to continue expand their GDP? Barclays Research, in partnership with IBM's Institute for Business Value, debates whether AI will become the final accelerator to solve this productivity puzzle and what this could mean for business and society alike.
Panel discussion, featuring:
Moderated by Hiral Patel, Global Head of Sustainable & Thematic Research, Barclays.
Our Research analysts explore how recent breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence could provide a boost to productivity, similar to past periods of revolutionary technology change.
Panel experts
Christian Keller
Head of Economics Research, Barclays
Ana Paula de Jesus Assis
Chair and General Manager for IBM Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
Kate Smaje
Senior Partner, McKinsey
Hiral Patel
Global Head of Sustainable & Thematic Research, Barclays
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