AI Limitations and FDI Still Vital for Emerging Economies, according to Paul Romer

Friday, 31 May 2024, 02:00

Nobel laureate Paul Romer cautions on diminishing returns for AI, highlighting the sustained importance of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as a key driver for emerging economies. Romer suggests that the current AI boom may be unsustainable, with technology facing potential limitations that could impact its future growth. FDI remains the 'killer app' providing significant economic benefits and opportunities for developing countries, positioning it as a crucial investment strategy for sustainable growth.

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Insights from Nobel Laureate Paul Romer

AI is ‘going through a kind of a bubble right now’, the Nobel Prize-winning economist said, suggesting that limits to the technology’s capabilities could soon set in.

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Insights from Nobel Laureate Paul Romer

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