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IMF says it is too early to judge a lasting AI investment shift
IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack said Wednesday the Fund is watching recent market moves tied to AI but cannot yet say whether investors are reassessing the sector, according to a Reuters report carried by CNA.
- CNA is now reporting this
- New headline Was: “IMF monitoring AI developments, too early to say if AI reassessment underway”
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Based on reporting by CNA and Reuters
Wire reporting: (Reuters, via CNA)
The International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday it is watching recent developments tied to artificial intelligence and their effects on markets, the economy and financial stability, but that it is too soon to conclude investors are turning against the sector, according to a Reuters report carried by CNA1,2.
Spokesperson Julie Kozack, speaking at a regular news briefing, said the Fund is "closely monitoring the most recent developments" and their impact on equity markets, the economy and financial stability, CNA's Reuters copy said1.
She added that "it's really too early to say whether there's going to be some broader reassessment" of investment in AI technology, profitability or future productivity gains1.
The account is a single Reuters dispatch republished by CNA; Reuters' own page was not readable in this filing. An independent IMF transcript of a Nov. 12 briefing was not found at filing time1,2.
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