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Latest studies suggest that generative AI could raise global GDP by 7%, a significant effect for any single technology.
In the light of persistent economic headwinds, could AI-powered productivity growth provide the boost needed to tackle our most pressing challenges?
In the light of persistent economic headwinds, could AI-powered productivity growth provide the boost needed to tackle our most pressing challenges?
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