FMI spune că AI ar putea creşte economia Europei cu 1% în 5 ani, dar avertizează că tehnologia avansată vine şi cu multe riscuri

The IMF suggests that AI could boost European productivity by 1% over five years but may also increase inequalities and strain electrical networks. The report highlights that the benefits of AI adoption may not be evenly distributed among countries and workers. It warns that 60% of European workers are at high risk of job displacement due to AI automation, particularly in repetitive task sectors. The report also notes that data centers already consume 3% of Europe's electricity, with demand expected to rise. To address these challenges, the EU needs to invest in energy infrastructure and its own AI industry to reduce dependence on foreign technology.