AI growth could offset effects of ageing in Asia – Georgieva
At launch of Shaping the Future of Asia, ex-governors discuss factors behind region’s growth
Artificial intelligence-driven growth has the potential to offset the pressures on Asia’s economies from ageing populations, the International Monetary Fund’s managing director has said, while stressing the importance of the region’s ongoing economic integration.
Kristalina Georgieva was speaking on October 12 at the fund’s annual meetings in Bangkok during the launch of the IMF publication Shaping the Future of Asia. She introduced a panel on which former central bank governors from the region
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